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Business Beyond Borders Matinee | Creative Loafing

Join RCB Global at the Robinson Buckhead campus for our movie showings, “Business Beyond Borders Matinée,” featuring award-winning international movies.

This Tuesday, April 16th at 2 pm, we will be featuring “Mississippi Masala,” a comedy drama movie about the love story between an Indian-American woman and an African-American man, navigating cultural differences and family expectations. 

Connect with fellow RCB graduate students as you enjoy an enriching cinematic experience at Buckhead.

Light refreshments and snacks will be provided.

Join us for the “Business Beyond Borders Matinee.”
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