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Board Member Lisa Turnquest Inducted to Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce

Board Member Lisa Turnquest Inducted to Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce

3/25/2024 11:39:50 PM
Congratulations to NIB Board Member Ms. Lisa Turnquest on her induction as 2nd Vice President to the Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce. NIB also extends best wishes for a successful and fulfilling 2024 - 2025 tenure to all inductees, . May your dedication and leadership enrich the chamber's endeavors.



Photo 1 caption: Photo caption: Lisa Turnquest (middle) accompanied by Board colleagues, Timothy Ingraham (right) and Don Williams (left), Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce respectively.















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