How to Make Your Opinion Matter

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In modern workplaces, job titles do not always reflect true influence in an organization. In this podcast, learn how to navigate this aspect of the workplace and how to best express your opinions so that they are heard by decision makers. Interviewer: Kathleen Ratcliffe, Antitrust, Information Specialist, Ohio Attorney General Office Speaker: Ginevra Saylor, National Director, Innovation and Knowledge Programs, Gowling WLG

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