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Celebrating Nurses winners to be honored at reception

This exclusive event is open to trophy recipients from every year the AJC has held the awards ceremony
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Credit: RCT

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Sept 7, 2023

Do you have a trophy at home recognizing you as a Celebrating Nurses Top 10 honoree? If so, the AJC is hosting a special evening reception October 18 to celebrate you. This exclusive event is open only to the winners from each year. Please email advertising@ajc.com to learn more and register.

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