Driving media’s bottom line: Rhonda Pringle’s journey in business development

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Driving media’s bottom line: Rhonda Pringle’s journey in business development

Rhonda Pringle, former director of diverse business initiatives for the American City Business Journals, has built a career in media sales and advertising, and is now encouraging more Black women to explore the business side of the industry.

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