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“I believe 2021 will be a watershed of renewal and growth—but I hope we also continue to hold invaluable the sanctity of all personal relationships that quarantine and lockdowns made clear.”
— Vivek J. Tiwary (Founder + CEO, Tiwary Entertainment Group)
In this special quotes series edition of the Power of Ideas, thought leaders across industries reflect on the past several months and look to the future as they respond to the question: What are you hopeful for in 2021?
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