Furman University alumna Kamber Parker Bowden ’17 gets a shoutout from the “all things Greenville” platform GVLtoday for her new book, “The Generational Advantage.” Bowden, a communication
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Kamber has been speaking all over the country for the first half of this year, and her audiences have been all in on bridging generational
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