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Andrew Paschalidis

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George proved to be an inspiration for many of us of multi-ethnic background striving to follow our dreams in the electronic media. In fact, George was one of the original pioneers of multi-cultural television and was the perfect role model. I spent 10 years at SBS and George was part of that journey for four of those years always eager to proivde advice, direction or assistance whenever needed - A true professional.

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