Self-made, Successful and Black: Lessons from a Brazilian Executive
As a black businessman, Nelson Narciso Filho is an exception in Brazil’s corporate world. He’s trying to change that.
As a black businessman, Nelson Narciso Filho is an exception in Brazil’s corporate world. He’s trying to change that.
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