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These two leaders strongly believe community health matters in business, and collaboration is key to addressing Central Florida’s pressing health care challenges today and in the future. Tricia Edris, senior vice president and chief innovation and partnerships officer, AdventHealth Central Florida, and Belinda Kirkegard, president and CEO of the National Entrepreneur Center, discuss this crucial topic in the latest episode of the Inspiring Wholeness podcast. Edris says, “We know not one person, not one entity is going to solve all of this.” You won’t want to miss this conversation.
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