VIEDA Makes Posts Permanent for Kelly Thompson-Webbe and Monique Samuel

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VIEDA Makes Posts Permanent for Kelly Thompson-Webbe and Monique Samuel

Both women served previously in interim capacities for their respective positions and began serving in their top spots effective July 16.

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