The Aiken Chamber of Commerce hosted a sold-out Women in Business Luncheon at Newberry Hall in downtown Aiken on June 7. The Chamber hosts two such events each year. Aiken Regional Medical Centers was the primary sponsor. Dr. Deidre Martin was the keynote speaker. In 2015 she retired from USCA after 28 years of service and currently is the Chief Advancement Officer for Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, Georgia.
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Women in Business: Chamber of Commerce celebrates professionals
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Jamacia McCray , Daniele Ligons and Brooke Paquin
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Marilyn Harris, Lauren Molony and Peggy Ford
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