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Zee Clarke
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Zee Clarke
is the author of the book,
Black People Breathe
(Penguin Random House). She has been featured in many leading publications including
ABC
,
Fortune
,
Forbes
,
CNBC
,
Ebony
,
Essence
, and
Fast Company
.
She is a Harvard Business School graduate who applies holistic healing practices to corporate environments. Zee leads
transformative workshops
on mindfulness, breathwork and stress management tools at organizations such as Google, Visa, AMC Networks and more.
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