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NGA Presents 2021 Annual Report

Date: 26 January 2022
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Date: 26 January 2022

NGA has just released its 2021 Annual Report, illustrating the value NGA and its volunteers create for the industry.

鈥淟ast year, we were running on adrenaline and moving into exhaustion over the pandemic,鈥 said NGA President & CEO, Nicole Harris. 鈥淎nd still, we pushed forward. This 2021 Annual Report records the most important products and services we produced. It is also a record of our industry鈥檚 innovation and resilience.鈥
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