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“Our first networking event was held on October 28th, in Los Angeles, CA, and it was a success! The organizers, Mrs. Elena Clarisa Herrera and Dr. Robert Beltran are now in the process of establishing the L.A. Local Comittee. Remember, only Associate members can be part of local committees.”
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