Under the Tamarisk Tree podcast interview
Perry Anne Scott is interviewed by Phil Harwood on the Under The Tamarisk Tree podcast.
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Perry Anne Scott is interviewed by Phil Harwood on the Under The Tamarisk Tree podcast.
Perry Anne Scott discusses building team culture with Brett Hillesheim on episode 13 of the ACEC Georgia podcast.
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