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First Lady Suzanne Youngkin Speaks At Women’s Leadership Forum

By Brandy Centolanza

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Photo courtesy of First Lady Suzanne S. Youngkin Facebook page.

NEWPORT NEWS-Helping young people as well as women gain skills for the workforce is on the agenda for 2023 for Virginia First Lady Suzanne Youngkin.

The First Lady spoke about upcoming initiatives of her and her husband, Governor Glenn Youngkin, during the Women’s Leadership Forum on Thursday, December 9. The event was hosted by Virginia Peninsula Chamber of Commerce.

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