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Margaret Molloy shared thisIn New Orleans? Check out TEDXNOLA on October 30. Fascinating lineup!Margaret Molloy shared thisWhat does the world need now? We need to hear from great thinkers and doers across disciplines. That’s the question behind TEDxNOLA 2026, bringing 27 speakers to Tulane University on October 30. Hear from Dan Ariely, Calvin Mackie, Anita Raj, Ruma Bhagat, Noam Platt, and many more voices across science, business, culture, health, and creativity. 🎟️ Want the best deal on tickets? Act fast. Early-bird pricing ends September 30. Want to bring a group? Please message me for bulk ticket packages for your organizations. See link in the comments for more info Speakers: Alan Chamo, Dan Ariely, Dylan Hackett, Waukeshia Jackson, Matt Stone, Sarah DaVanzo, Kristin Diable, Joshua Starkman, Audrey LeCrone, Jim McCormick, Alanah Odoms, Ruma Bhagat, Jason Johnson, Siyeon Joo, Danielle Lee, Calvin Mackie, Swan Michelle, ANDY SARJAHANI, Alison Midstokke, Chris Pineda, PhD, Helen Gillet, Noam Platt, Anita Raj, Adetola Sanni-Thomas, Toby Archibald, Julie Gable, Alyssa Dausman, Ph.D. | TEDx
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Margaret Molloy shared thisYou are invited. November 4, NYC (morning) Delighted to serve as a moderator for this important conversation. A group of inspiring leaders are speaking including: Joe Kennedy III — Former U.S. Special Envoy to Northern Ireland for Economic Affairs Frances Fitzgerald — Former Tánaiste of Ireland and former Member of the European Parliament Margaret Crotty — Global business and public health leader; Chair of Northwell Health Loretta Brennan Glucksman — Philanthropist and longtime champion of US–Ireland relations Marcus Robinson — Award-winning Northern Irish artist and filmmaker, internationally recognised for documenting the rebuilding of the World Trade Center Link below.Margaret Molloy shared thisA great conversation needs a great moderator. Ceannas is delighted to announce Margaret Molloy as the moderator our conversation on Leadership in a Changing World. An Irish business leader based in New York, Margaret has built a career at the intersection of global leadership, communications and Irish identity. She is the founder of Molloy Marketing Advisory and former Global Chief Marketing Officer of Siegel+Gale, where she advised organisations and leaders on brand, reputation and growth. She is also the creator of #WearingIrish, the global initiative she established to champion Irish fashion and design internationally. A leading voice in the Irish-American business community, Margaret serves on the board of CIE Tours International, is a Marketing Society Fellow and has been named to Irish America’s Business 100. She is also a regular guest lecturer at universities including NYU and Columbia. In New York on 4 November, Margaret will guide a conversation exploring what leadership demands in a period of political, economic and social change. 📍 The Penn Club, New York 📅 4 November 2026 🎟 RSVP your place: https://lnkd.in/evtpPt5H The Breakfast will mark the New York launch of Ceannas House, bringing together leaders from Ireland, Northern Ireland and the United States around leadership, policy and the future of the transatlantic relationship. Be in the room for what comes next.
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Margaret Molloy shared thisPersonal NEWS: I have a new job. I’m delighted to share that I’ve joined Applecart, the technology company that has transformed how Fortune 500 companies and other leading organizations reach the hardest-to-reach decision makers. The Applecart platform addresses a problem that has perplexed me for decades. If you’ve ever worked in marketing or communications, see if this sounds familiar. As a CMO and C-suite advisor, I’ve helped develop content we were all proud of: earned media, thought leadership, speaking engagements, and more. We spent hard-won budgets and considerable energy getting it into the world. But here’s the reality: we were never confident that the people who mattered most to the business saw our messages, or which content resonated most with them. Enter Applecart. The platform enables you to deliver your best content to the specific people who matter to your business, and to the people who influence them. In addition, it gives you granular insight into which content your stakeholders find most engaging. When I met the Applecart team and saw what they had built, I knew I wanted to be part of it. My role is to serve as an advisor to clients, helping them identify, reach, and engage the stakeholders who matter most. If you are focused on specific people who matter to your business, whether senior B2B customers, elected officials, board members, investors, media, or other key stakeholders, I’d love to hear from you. To my new colleagues: thank you for the welcome and congratulations on what you’ve built. I’m thrilled to be part of what comes next. #StakeholderEngagement #Leadership #B2BMarketing #Applecart
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Margaret Molloy shared thisIs doing an MBA worth it? It’s a question I get asked a lot. As with many questions, the answer is: it depends. Today, LinkedIn published its #LinkedInTopMBA. Here’s my story, in case it helps someone making the decision. I was a first-generation college graduate from a wonderful, but not famous, university. I had immigrated to the US and was determined to build my career here. I had a job I loved. I was working hard. I was ambitious. But I was also beginning to understand something. Hard work could take me a long way. But hard work alone wasn’t going to give me everything I needed. I looked around at many of the people I admired in business and noticed they had two things I lacked: Access and exposure. They had access to people, ideas, opportunities, and networks that I simply didn’t have. And they had been exposed to different institutions, industries, leaders, and ways of thinking. I could see the gap. I also knew no one was going to close it for me. If I wanted to accelerate my progress, I needed to put myself in a place that would expand both my world and my sense of what was possible within it. For me, that path was an MBA. I saved, applied, and was accepted to Harvard Business School. The program challenged me. Going to finance classes sometimes felt like traveling to another planet. It also helped me recognize my strengths. Making meaningful contributions in leadership and marketing classes came much more naturally. I found a study group with complementary skills and very different lived experiences, and we figured it out together. I graduated with more than a degree. I left with: - A “bat phone,” a network I can call on for guidance, perspective, and friendship. - The confidence to express my views in boardrooms and on stages around the world. - Training that helps me approach almost any question from a strategic perspective. - A brand association that opened doors and supported the reputation I wanted to build. Was the MBA worth it for me? Absolutely. But I don’t think “Is an MBA worth it?” is the most useful question. The better question is: What access and exposure do you need to get where you want to go? For me, the MBA was the answer. For someone else, it might be a new role, a mentor, an international assignment, a professional community, or simply finding a way into rooms that currently feel out of reach. So before you invest in the degree, identify the gap. What do you need to see? Whom do you need to learn from? What rooms do you need to enter? What possibilities do you need to be exposed to? Then find the path that gives you access. For me, the MBA opened up a world I wanted to be part of and showed me that I could belong there. That’s what made it worth it. #MBA #Careers #Immigrant #HarvardHBS
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Margaret Molloy shared thisWhat happens when you invite a gifted storyteller, social researcher, and writer to talk about her work? We laughed. We reflected. We were inspired. This week, I hosted a #WomenwithAmbition evening with Íde B. O'Carroll, PhD to mark the launch of her new book, "Thirty Years of Change Through Women’s Eyes: Ireland, 1993–2023." We honored the lives of #GloriaSteinem and #DollyParton and acknowledged the importance of a “broad church” in feminism and social activism. We discussed how dramatically Ireland changed between 1993 and 2023, from economic transformation and legislation enabling divorce, abortion, and marriage equality to the decline of the Catholic Church’s moral authority. I asked Íde about the role women played in bringing about change in Ireland, and how that social change, in turn, shaped their lives. Our conversation wove individual women’s stories into the broader story of women’s social progress in Ireland. Íde highlighted the importance of education, access to employment, collective support, institutional frameworks, and male allyship. She spoke about the extraordinary impact of women’s groups organizing around issues such as divorce and domestic violence, and the power of resource sharing, training, and mutual support. Íde also brought to life some of the women featured in her book. Mary Banotti’s story took her from single parenthood and cleaning hotel rooms to 20 years in the European Parliament, where she advocated on issues including domestic violence. Her story underscored the power of evidence-based advocacy and male allies such as Garret FitzGerald. And change wasn’t driven only by famous figures. Women in communities such as the Aran Islands organized around fishing rights, reminding us what ordinary women can accomplish through collective action. What I loved most about the evening was the energy of authentic intergenerational sharing. When curiosity and wisdom met, inspiration followed. Thank you to everyone who joined us. And a special shout-out to Jane McCooey Orla Maguire Mary Enright Corina Galvin and all the team a Women with Ambition #event #diaspora #host #convene
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Margaret Molloy shared thisI remember September 11th vividly. It was a glorious Tuesday morning. Manhattan was gleaming in all its splendor. The crisp morning air danced with the dreams of the millions of us who called New York home. The chorus of commuters, a cacophony of voices, reveals our place of origin; our hustle demonstrates we belong to our chosen city. Little did we know that our lives were about to change forever. Patrick H. always carries a camera. That day, he recorded what he saw. This documentary is a poignant reminder of why we should #NeverForget. Here's a link to WNET/THIRTEEN 9/11 + 25: Return to Ground Zero on YouTube.
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Margaret Molloy shared thisB2B marketing is not a monologue. It’s a chorus. It always has been. A new EMARKETER report by Kelsey Voss sheds fresh light on just how much those outside voices now matter to buyers and to AI systems. A few findings: - Personal profiles on LinkedIn have a 63% higher engagement rate than company pages. - User-generated platforms and review sites supply 62.5% of AI citations. - LinkedIn ad exposure is associated with 46% higher paid search conversions. This is useful since 77% of B2B marketers plan to increase paid social investment over the next 12 months. More spending may or may not help. The bigger question is: Are the right people seeing it and saying useful things about your company? Your brand isn’t shaped solely by what your company publishes. It’s also shaped by what customers, employees, experts, peers, and other credible voices say about you. The chorus has always been there. Now it’s also helping machines decide which companies to mention, trust, and recommend. 💬 Whose voices are doing the most to shape how buyers and AI see your brand? I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments. #B2B #brandmarketing #influencermarketing
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Margaret Molloy shared thisHave you ever wondered what your life would be like if you had made a radically different choice? I’m part of a generation of women who emigrated from Ireland in the early 1990s. I left in 1993 and, apart from family and business trips, never moved back. I’ve happily built a career, a family, and a life in New York. Yet I’m deeply curious about the women of my generation who made another choice and remained in Ireland. That’s why I’m thrilled to interview social researcher Íde B. O'Carroll, PhD, to mark the launch of her new book, “Thirty Years of Change Through Women’s Eyes: Ireland, 1993–2023.” Ireland changed dramatically over those three decades. Some of the changes were legislative: divorce, marriage equality, reproductive rights. Many more were cultural and economic. We’ll explore it all, including how the story of a changing nation looks when told through the lives of the women who lived it. All are welcome to join our conversation, hosted by Women with Ambition. 💬 What would you like to ask Íde? Drop your question in the comments. ⬇️ Three Decades of Change: Irish Women’s Stories That Shaped a Nation 🗓️ Wednesday, September 9, 6:30 PM 📍 Bank of Ireland Hub, 2 Grand Central Tower, NYC 🎟️ RSVP via Eventbrite: https://lnkd.in/ggANVyAe #IrishDiaspora #Events #storytelling
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Margaret Molloy shared thisIreland’s unique sporting traditions build community (and some good- hearted rivalry) at home and across the diaspora. Wishing everyone a great All Ireland weekend.Margaret Molloy shared thisThe All Ireland Football Final takes place this Sunday in Croke Park, bringing the curtain down on another scintillating season of the men’s inter-county championships. Will Andy Moran’s young Mayo team end the 75 years of hurt? Or will Kerry deliver back-to-back championships for the first time since 2007? The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is proud to support GAA clubs worldwide through Ireland’s International Sports Diplomacy Strategy and the Global Games Development Fund. Want to learn more about the best of Irish sport? Check out ireland.ie/en/gaa
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Margaret Molloy liked thisMargaret Molloy liked thisAmbition is usually framed as moving forward. The next title. The bigger role. The next achievement. But what if ambition also means knowing when to let go, step away or change direction? On Wednesday, October 7, at Advertising Week New York on the Changemakers Stage, I’ll be moderating “Ambition is Honesty” as part of The Marketing Society’s Changemakers Conference, this year themed Ambition. I’m incredibly excited about the panel joining me: Wendy Kula, Sofia C. Hernandez and Maryam Banikarim 🗽🚕 ❤️ - three remarkable leaders with very different career journeys, who are willing to be honest about the parts of ambitious careers we don’t always talk about: ego, identity, uncertainty, reinvention, and having the confidence to admit that what you want has changed. No polished career stories. Just a candid conversation about what happens when ambition meets reality. This is going to be a good one. Hope to see you there! EVENT DETAILS 📍 Advertising Week New York, The Penn District 📅 7 October 2026 ⏰ 9:30am - 12:00pm EST
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Margaret Molloy liked thisMargaret Molloy liked thisLast week at the Ireland Fashion Week Brand Bootcamp, I had the pleasure of joining a panel with Emma Hogan Eyre, Chupi Sweetman and Aoife Mc Namara, hosted by Ashley McDonnell about embedding B Corp principles and sustainable frameworks into a business from day one. I shared that Club Tia is hosting a styling suite in collaboration with Ireland Fashion Week, and how rental can work alongside traditional retail as part of a brand's broader strategy. I also came away with some great insights from Aimee Hazeldine on commercial strategy and retail relations, a really valuable perspective to add to the mix. Thank you to Ireland Fashion Week and Siobhan Whelan for having me involved, it was such a lovely day spent with brilliant people. Looking forward to seeing it all come together next week 💚🍀 Photos: Guilherme Resende
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Margaret Molloy liked thisVery excited for the launch of Get Access, the brainchild of Guy Oseary and brought to life by Guy + Liz Eavey, Michael Goodbody, Alex Pattis, Rachel Sachs, Clint Gilliam, Nicole Yesbeck, Zachary Ginsburg, and others. A lot of folks are interested in investing in private markets but don’t know where to start. And while there are existing angel investing platforms out there, they're overwhelming and the deals can feel lackluster. That’s what makes Get Access special. Each week, Get Access surfaces just one deal sourced by some of the world’s leading investors. And the community is about more than just capital: members are chosen because they can bring experience, expertise, relationships, or perspective that can actually be helpful to the companies. More from MG! 👇Margaret Molloy liked thisLaunching Get Access Today we’re launching Get Access, a curated private markets investment platform designed to connect great companies with investors who bring both capital and the ability to help. The idea came from a gap I knew well. As a former executive on the leadership team of one of Silicon Valley’s most recognizable companies, I thought I would naturally see opportunities to invest in the next generation of technology companies. That wasn’t how it worked. Outside the occasional angel investment in a company started by a friend or colleague, opportunities to invest were hard won or structured in ways that were too opaque to get comfortable with. Promising companies were raising capital, but those rounds happened inside closed networks I didn’t have the time to uncover. The vast majority of my friends and colleagues were in the same position. When I met Guy Oseary of Sound Ventures in 2025, I learned that the problem extended well beyond my own circles. At the intersection of Hollywood and Silicon Valley, Guy heard the same question from household names again and again: how did he hear about these companies, and how did he get the opportunity to invest? Guy had been building the foundations of a business to answer that question. That work became Get Access. So I joined Get Access full time as CEO and we’ve been testing our thesis and gearing up to launch what you will see today. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gZVJxuF4
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Margaret Molloy liked thisMargaret Molloy liked thisWe are delighted to welcome some of our colleagues from the Construction & Demolition Recycling Association (CDRA) to Northern Ireland this week, with representatives from Illinois, Indiana, New Jersey and Canada. Led by our Head of Trade, Mark Reid, and our International Trade Advisor, Kate Gilmore, the group has been visiting sites across the island of Ireland to see all the materials handling technologies from our clients in action! We would like to extend a huge thanks to our clients and partners for the warm welcome over the past few days, and for showcasing the materials handling solutions Northern Ireland has to offer. It is great to see some of our clients providing advanced waste recycling technologies worldwide. Thanks to CDE Group, Enva, Kiverco, Smiley Monroe Group, McKinstry Group, MCQUILLAN ENVIRONMENTAL LIMITED, CK Lyndex, Ecohog Ltd, Clearway Group of Companies, Re-Gen, FAST Technologies Ltd and FP McCann Ltd. We look forward to following up post visit, and exploring new opportunities for our materials handling sector across North America. #CDRA #materialshandling #US #Canada #NorthernIreland | Invest Northern Ireland
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Margaret Molloy liked thisAI can be extraordinarily powerful in medicine. But being able to process more information is not the same as practicing medicine. Physicians don’t simply retrieve information. They understand context, weigh uncertainty, exercise judgment, communicate risk, and take responsibility for the care they provide. The future shouldn’t be AI versus physicians. It should be physicians and patients using AI responsibly to make care better. Physician organizations across the country are making one point very clear: AI should strengthen the physician-patient relationship—not diminish it.Margaret Molloy liked thisAs medical societies representing physicians across the country, the American Medical Association, American Academy of Pediatrics, American Academy of Family Physicians, American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), and the American College of Surgeons are committed to ensuring physicians help lead the responsible development and use of AI in medicine.
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Margaret Molloy liked thisMargaret Molloy liked thisOne. More. Sleep. ⚡ (HA! We all know I don’t sleep ⚰️ at least not this week) until my company is open to the public! OMG OMG OMG. I built Bisque to be smart, thoughtful, research-backed—and, fun. Obviously. We’re quirky. We’re weird. We have very strong opinions about survey questions. We are not afraid to be cringe. And tomorrow, after a year of dreaming and building and obsessing over the details, Bisque is officially yours. 7-day free trial. Every survey-design feature on every plan. Founding Members can lock in $99/year for life during October. We know. You’re going to miss the countdown videos. Don’t worry. We have plenty of other weird ideas. 💁🏻♀️ If you want to know FIRST: https://lnkd.in/gSMmdCUe See you tomorrow. 🖤 #surveydesign #askbetterquestions #solofounder #techfounder #femalefounder
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Margaret Molloy liked thisMargaret Molloy liked thisGreat to attend Kargo Festival this evening with Moulin Rouge theme. Congratulations on Karlo and a great launch party! Brad Walsh Jennifer Churchill Emily Riley Jeannine Shao Collins Becca Poeta Ava Rodgers Tyler Schaeffer
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Margaret Molloy, Global Chief Marketing Officer, Siegel+Gale (Episode 292)
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Brand, Rebrand & Simplicity with Margaret Molloy of Siegel+Gale
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Top Professional Services Marketers. Meet the 2023 Trendsetters and Trailblazers
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Marketing and Communications Team of the Year (Top 3, 2023)
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LinkedIn Top 15 Voices in Marketing & Advertising
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Top 20 Most Important Women in Marketing 2022
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25 Chief Marketing Officers We Can All Learn From
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Top 10 CMOs on Twitter
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The #Nifty50 | Top 50 Women on Twitter
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𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 𝐢𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐫 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐜𝐨𝐨𝐤𝐢𝐞-𝐜𝐮𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐬 𝐛𝐮𝐝𝐠𝐞𝐭𝐬. In my latest Forbes article, I dive into why fixed planning models are failing us and why brands need adaptive, fluid budgets that flex with changing platforms, shifting audience behaviors, and AI-powered discovery. The rules of visibility, credibility, and ROI have changed. If your comms budget doesn’t evolve, you’re locking in irrelevance. 𝑯𝒆𝒓𝒆 𝒂𝒓𝒆 𝒇𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝒎𝒐𝒗𝒆𝒔 𝒕𝒐 𝒄𝒐𝒏𝒔𝒊𝒅𝒆𝒓: 1) 𝑼𝒔𝒆 𝑺𝑿𝑶 𝒕𝒐 𝒅𝒓𝒊𝒗𝒆 𝒅𝒊𝒔𝒄𝒐𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒂𝒃𝒊𝒍𝒊𝒕𝒚 2) 𝑩𝒖𝒅𝒈𝒆𝒕 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒍-𝒕𝒊𝒎𝒆 𝒂𝒈𝒊𝒍𝒊𝒕𝒚 3) 𝑰𝒏𝒗𝒆𝒔𝒕 𝒊𝒏 𝒔𝒕𝒓𝒂𝒕𝒆𝒈𝒊𝒄 𝒂𝒅𝒗𝒊𝒔𝒐𝒓𝒚, 𝒏𝒐𝒕 𝒋𝒖𝒔𝒕 𝒆𝒙𝒆𝒄𝒖𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 4) 𝑳𝒊𝒏𝒌 𝒔𝒑𝒆𝒏𝒅 𝒕𝒐 𝒃𝒖𝒔𝒊𝒏𝒆𝒔𝒔 𝒐𝒖𝒕𝒄𝒐𝒎𝒆𝒔, 𝒏𝒐𝒕 𝒋𝒖𝒔𝒕 𝒐𝒖𝒕𝒑𝒖𝒕 Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/gpxKBM6b Curious how your 2026 comms plan holds up? Let’s talk. #ThoughtLeadership #SXO #AdaptiveCommunications #CommsStrategy PRecious Communications Forbes Agency Council Radityo Prabowo Anuroopa Pereira Aniket Gupta Meriell Jade Eugenia Thanh Hien Pham Hannah Grace Busakorn Srisongkhroh Sunita Kanapathy
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Kass Sells
Reputation is one of a brand’s most valuable assets, but it has long been notoriously hard to measure or tie to business performance. We. Communications wanted to change that, so we partnered with Steel City Re to create a first-of-its-kind framework that enables boards to manage and monitor reputation with the same rigor they bring to financial performance and regulatory compliance. In this new piece, We.’s Aidan Ryan and Charlie Baldwin and Steel City Re’s Dr. Nir Kossovsky explain how our data-driven cross-functional approach can help organizations maintain long-term reputation resilience. Truly essential reading.
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Julie Ginches
Want to see the future of marketing? Don’t look at holding companies, watch the canaries. AdDaptive Intelligence, Inc.'s Ted McNulty’s latest piece captures how AI is flipping the playbook faster than anyone expected. Smart, sharp, and uncomfortably true. Please give it a read and would love your thoughts?
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