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Pando Club expands, adds offices and space for learning and connection

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April Slaughter | Lehi Free Press For entrepreneurs who are used to working alone at a kitchen table, a professional office can solve one problem while creating another: space may be available, but community may still be missing. Pando Club was built around the belief that small-business owners need both.

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