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as posted by the channelIn this episode of The Exchange, Forbes editor Maggie McGrath sits down with two trailblazing architects: Diana Kellogg (Forbes 50 Over 50) and Prasanna Lachagari (Forbes 30 Under 30). Despite being at different stages of their careers, both women share a profound commitment to community-driven architecture and social impact, particularly in India.
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