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Brian Ohorillko's Speech

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It is interesting how no matter what you had planned in your life, somehow it always changes into something that we were meant to be. Brian Ohorillko started going to school for a degree in agriculture at Iowa State University. Currently he is the state of Iowa 's gaming and taking commission. Brian was a credible speaker with having over 14 years of experience dealing with casinos and horse racing. Some positive things about Brian was that I could believe what he was saying based on his posture, his speech and what information was on his PowerPoint slides. On the other hand, I sensed that he was a little too excited for presentation and was speeding through his presentation to where some of us couldn’t write down as many notes as we wanted

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