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Thank you to Michael Piskosz and Dr. Hope Lanter for the insightful conversation on professional identity and the potential for career flexibility. We also discussed the Widex AmplifyHER initiative, if you have a story to share, please do! https://www.widexpro.com/en-us/campaign/us/amplifyher/

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