ACC Hong Kong adds diverse talent to board
ACCHK board expands with diverse legal talent, adding senior counsel Winnie Tse and new directors to drive growth for the Hong Kong chapter.
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ACCHK board expands with diverse legal talent, adding senior counsel Winnie Tse and new directors to drive growth for the Hong Kong chapter.
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