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Live Replay NADA Show 2024: Farid Ahmad | DSMA

By CBT News February 7, 2024

Recently, during the 2024 NADA Show in Las Vegas, CBT News anchor Jim Fitzpatrick sat down with Farid Ahmad, the President and CEO of mergers and acquisitions firm, DSMA. 

Catch all of CBT News’ coverage of the 2024 NADA Show here.


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