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Joe Apprendi Contributor Share on Twitter Joe Apprendi is a founder and general partner at Revel Partners. More posts by this contributor Retail role play Taxing your privacy Higher education is being transformed by COVID-19, but it goes beyond universities simply “going remote” to try and cope. The changes afoot are holistic, transformative and a long time coming.

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