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Fish farming industry nurtures Michelle Atleo

BC fish farming creates schooling and jobs in the rural communities big cities forget about.

Nellie is proud of her job and where the salmon aquaculture industry is going.

She is instrumental in helping new staff get adjusted, in guiding them to positions they may excel at, and just being there for a chat when they need someone to talk to.

Meet Michelle (Nellie) Atleo, Human Resources Assistant, Cermaq Canada.

Here’s Nellie!

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