Nayyera Haq

Avicenna Strategy

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Nayyera Haq is the founder and CEO of Avicenna Strategy. She is a long-time communications advisor in government and a former State Department senior advisor.

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Rep. John Conyers Jr. announced his resignation today. One party is forcing out alleged sexual predators and another is welcoming them. How will this play in 2018?

Conyers resigns after facing multiple sexual harassment allegations

Rep. John Conyers Jr. announced his resignation today. One party is forcing out alleged sexual predators and another is welcoming them. How will this play in 2018?

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