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Inslee Appoints Regina Malveaux Director Of The Washington Women's Commission - The Seattle Medium

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Gov. Jay Inslee named Regina Malveaux director of the Washington Women's Commission. The announcement comes after the departure of Michelle Gonzalez in June.

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