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Special Syrian American CEO says Arab heritage is an asset, not a hinderance video

Syrian American CEO says Arab heritage is an asset, not a hinderance

  • Rania Succar, who heads Intuit Mailchimp, plays up importance of Syrian family in her personal journey
  • She said her Arab heritage has been an asset in a world that today recognizes diversity as a component of corporate and business success.
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