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✓ Published: 25-May-2024
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Interview with Sei Less Founder Dara Mirjahangiry about social media networking, “white glove” service, and making waves in the media space.<br/><br/>Dara Mirjahangiry is hospitality veteran and owner/managing partner of the New York City Asian Fusion hotspot Sei Less. The restaurant became a reality after a chance conversation between Mirjahangiry and then Brooklyn Nets player, Kevin Durant.
Interview with Sei Less Founder Dara Mirjahangiry about social media networking, “white glove” service, and making waves in the media space.<br/><br/>Dara Mirjahangiry is hospitality veteran and owner/managing partner of the New York City Asian Fusion hotspot Sei Less. The restaurant became a reality after a chance conversation between Mirjahangiry and then Brooklyn Nets player, Kevin Durant.
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