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Risk Management Counsel: Secrets to Great Style

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Mixing an opportunity to network with industry friends and the chance to raise funds for Women In Cancer Crusade, the Risk Management Counsel of Canada hosted Secrets to Great Style. Guest speaker Sarah Richardson, host of Sarah's House on HGTV, shared inside tips on home decorating, while guests enjoyed delicious treats and bid on a wonderful selection of items in a silent auction. The silent auction raised $2,172. RMC complimented those funds with an additional $5,000 -donating a grand total of $7,172 to WICC.

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