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Rona Rorre
Rona Borre who is known as one of the leading female entrepreneurs in Chicagoland began her professional career in IT sitting in her Chicago condo on a folding chair. Rorre is quoted as saying “When I started out…I sat in a metal folding chair I bought at Bed, Bath and Beyond, and it was in the second bedroom of my condo in the city. I woke up every single day, and I put on a suit.”
Rorre’s persistence has paid off as she has built and run a 30 million dollar book of business starting in her modest Chicago condo. In 2001 Rona Rorre founded Instant Technology LLC. She now serves as the Chief Executive Officer and President of the company.
Ms. Rorre who earned her BS degree from the University of Arizona is currently a member of the Economic
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