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Down to Business: Naperville woman finds success in male-dominated world of trucking: ‘You have to educate yourself, prove yourself.’

NABJ Black News & Views

Posted November 12, 2021

Q&A; with Inga Orolin, the woman who owns two trucking related businesses in Naperville: Giran Corp. and Inka Group Inc.

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