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Where the Money Resides: Scholarships Available for Detroit-Area Students | Digital Daily | The Michigan Chronicle

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In February of this year, the Government of The Bahamas appointed the first ever honorary consul in Detroit - entrepreneur, author and philanthropist William F. Pickard, Ph.D., executive chairman of GAA Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management.   His official duties, according to the Bahamian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is to represent the interests of the government … Continued

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