[CLIC] Connect with Dr. Jeffrey Obomeghie of IHI.

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Video added by [CLIC] | Date Uploaded: May 11, 2022 | Date Created: May 11, 2022

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[CLIC] is the only Hotel Conference that focuses on the California Hotel Market and [CLIC] Connect is our interview show. Joining the conversation today is our friend and returning Guest Dr. Jeffrey O of the International Hospitality Institute. We are talking Hospitality, Hotels, IHI, St. Justine Hotels and Residences, Reinventing Hospitality and more....


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