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Women and Power Series: An Interview with Carolyn Hunter
Price: $25/ C4W Members, $35/Non Members
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Jennet Robinson Alterman, Executive Director of the Center for Women, will interview Carolyn Hunter, a highly successful, local African American entrepreneur. Ms. Hunter is President of C&A Unlimited which owns three McDonalds restaurants in Moncks Corner, Ladson and Sangaree.
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