BIA’s Emerging Leaders Program

BIA, Sojourn Partners help build NH's future business leaders

March 24, 2023

NH Business Review Staff,

Amanda and Jeff speak with Russ Ouellette, president of Sojourn Partners, about the Business & Industry Association’s Emerging Leaders program that helps provide tools for business leaders to grow their leadership confidence and emotional intelligence in the workplace. To learn more about the program, visit biaofnh.com.

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