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Audio: The Intersection of Faith and Business

by Marc Vander Maas on Wednesday, May 25, 2011

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Andreas Widmer makes a point as Michael Miller looks on last week in Boston

Acton On The Air Last week in Boston, Acton’s Director of Media Michael Miller and Seven Fund co-founder Andreas Widmer joined host Scot Landry on The Good Catholic Life on 1060 AM to talk about enterprise solutions to poverty, the intersection of faith and business, and the PovertyCure initiative. You can hear the interview via the audio player below:

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