Concept, Reality, Growth [w/ Jane Mitchell & Paul Perry]
17m
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VerityCast | The Professional's Podcast
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Jane Mitchell and Paul Perry are two of the leaders at The Reset Foundation, a non-profit in the criminal justice space. They join VerityCast to discuss lessons learned and challenges overcome in taking their organization from concept to reality to growth.
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