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To see the Retreat Award Winners click here.
Retreat Awards:
Miss Sales - The woman who earned the most while on the retreat - committed sales - most leads - connections went to Dr. Barbara Lash @celebritymediacoach
Miss Supportive - The woman who listened the most, shared the most, cheered the most went to Kim Evans @2gorjiswellness
Miss Strategic - The woman who used her time the wisest, who got the most done went to Dr. Aimy Steele @aimysteele
Miss Style - The woman who slayed the most with her style and authentic, confident personality the most went to Tamiko Kelly @iamtamikokelly
Miss Sociable - The woman who was the nicest, most sociable, friendliest went to Cyndi Edwards
Miss Best At Retreat - Set the BAR for how it is done when you Retreat who won multiple categories went to Kim Evans! @2gorjiswellness
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