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Dustin Harris is originally from Mt. Airy, NC—sometimes better known as Mayberry. Dustin graduated with honors from Queens University of Charlotte and received a
Bachelor of Science in Biology. Currently, he works for HireRight in Charlotte, where he is the Supervisor of Operations and Vendor Re- lations and he oversees a team responsible for maintaining relations and negotiating pric- ing with occupational health vendors across
the world. His work with HireRight has made him one of the young leaders in occupational health. Dustin is currently enrolled at Pfeiffer University in Charlotte, NC and is study- ing towards his master’s degree in Health Administration & master’s degree in Busi- ness Administration. Dustin is an alumnus of the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity and he lives in Charlotte, NC with his fiancé, Jen. What steps is your organization taking to respond? We want to know; email Dustin at
dustin.harris@hireright.com.
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