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NjeriTalksLaw | Episode 5 - With Brent Williams

On this month’s podcast, Partner Njeri Wagacha, in our Kenyan office, speaks to our CEO Brent Williams on his career, CDH, and the alliance that CDH has created with Kieti Law LLP.

7 Apr 2021 48:55 Minutes Podcast
NjeriTalksLaw | Episode 5 - With Brent Williams

NjeriTalksLaw | Episode 5 - With Brent Williams

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NjeriTalksLaw | Episode 5 - With Brent Williams

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On this month’s podcast, Partner Njeri Wagacha, in our Kenyan office, talks to our CEO Brent Williams on his career, CDH, and the alliance that CDH has created with Kieti Law LLP.

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