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When Women Win Wasn’t Just a Luncheon—It Was an Experience When Women Win wasn’t just a luncheon—it was a moment,
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April 27, 2026
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When Women Win Wasn’t Just a Luncheon—It Was an Experience When Women Win wasn’t just a luncheon—it was a moment,
Anna Gilliam Abbasi shares how she helps entrepreneurs move from idea to execution with clarity, structure, and a calm, strategic approach to business building.
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