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ABRAHAM PELED | London

Fast Talk

by American Way Staff

GOLF? NO THANKS
“It’s not that I don’t relax. But we’re here for a short time. I’m fascinated by people and their capacity to innovate. That’s what keeps me going, because you know there is no end in sight.”

ABRAHAM PELED, Chief Executive, The NDS Group of London

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