Drinks With The Deal: Willkie's Turteltaub on Holding a Room, AI
Aug 13, 202615m
Adam Turteltaub, the co-head of M&A at Willkie, talks about what he learned from his mentor Jack Nusbaum about how to hold a room.
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Adam Turteltaub, the co-head of M&A at Willkie, talks about what he learned from his mentor Jack Nusbaum about how to hold a room.
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