From Netflix Contestant to Successful Entrepreneur | Nadia Jagessar
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Rutgers Women In Business
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On this episode, our host Ayushi Palandurkar talks with Nadia Jagessar, a famous contestant from the Netflix Original Indian Match Making! Nadia is a successful entrepreneur who has her own event planning company! In this episode she gives everyone advice on how to become empowered women and survive the harsh realities of the business world.
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