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West Orange HS Career Department Hosts Business Forum
"The forum provided students with an invaluable opportunity to engage with accomplished professionals from diverse fields."

WEST ORANGE, NJ — The following news release comes courtesy of the West Orange Public School District. Find out how to post announcements or events to your local Patch site.
The West Orange High School Career Education Department hosted a successful Annual Business Forum on Feb. 27 under the direction of Supervisor of Career Education and Library Science Nancy Mullin and the Future Business Leaders of America Club with advisor Anne Hanson.
"The forum provided students with an invaluable opportunity to engage with accomplished professionals from diverse fields," said Mullin.
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"The panelists generously shared their insights into career paths, life choices, and experiences, inspiring students as they navigate decisions about college and career. Following presentations by each panelist, students participated in a dynamic question and answer session," she added.
The panel consisted of Tezeta Roro, Real Estate Professional, Your Connection for Real Estate and Beyond, Justin Brister, WOHS Student Class of 2025, Founder and CEO, Grace Garden, Joseph Palumbo, Partner, Advisory Services, Ernst and Young LLP, Maryssa Salomon, WOHS Class of 2007, Founder and CEO, TravelTrunk, and Alyssa Mullin Veith, Senior Sourcing Manager, Global Sourcing, Amazon (Video presentation).
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"We extend our sincere gratitude to our distinguished panelists for their participation. Their contributions were instrumental in making the Business Forum a truly enriching experience for all involved," concluded Mullin.
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