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Dr. Luca Scoizzato From Doctors Without Borders (MSF)
Mr. Jimenez,

I know how this organization always pushes its interns to pursue and advance their professional roles within the Novartis International AG. I wanted to inform you that I have spoken to Dr. Luca Scoizzato from Doctors Without Borders (MSF). After speaking with Dr. Scoizzato I realized the substantial impact his speech could have in our company’s next board meeting. As you know, the impact of MSF has helped advocate as well as, market/fund raise for patients not being treated in the developing world with deadly disease. Not only will Dr. Scoizzato speech sway Dr. Smith, but Dr. Scoizzato could potentially become a great donor. In addition Dr. Socizzato will give insight on MSF experiences fighting to provide funds, care and treatment
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