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A Healthy Conversation 4/3/22

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A Healthy Conversation 4/3/22
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The need for compassionate leaders is as important today as ever. Joining Steve and Jeff this week is American healthcare executive, global health activist, author, Donato Tramuto, former Maine Governor, John Baldacci, and President of St. Joseph’s College, Dr. Jim Dlugos. Together, they’ll discuss the importance of compassionate leaders and Donato’s new book, The Double Bottom Line: How Compassionate Leaders Captivate Hearts and Deliver Results.

 

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