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Bruce Allardice

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30 Nov 2016

Bruce Allardice has been the managing director of the multidisciplinary Ping Chong + Company since 1988. In this capacity, he has traveled extensively around the world to promote international engagements and collaboration. He was a Center panelist in theater in 2010.

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