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On Air Personality and Assistant Director, Tulane University School of Medicine, WZRH-FM (Laplace, LA)
Mktg/Comms, DJ, MPS in Emergency Mgmnt, disaster volunteer, used to be on TV. From Panama City, UF & Tulane grad. While I’m alive, I’ll make tiny changes to 🌎
Co-Editor, CPM (Crop Production Magazine)
Award-winning freelance journalist and PR specialist | Devonshire dumpling in the Midlands | Currently answering to “mummy” …
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Web and Magazine Editor, Fish Farming Expert
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Journalist, El País
Periodista en Materia (sección de ciencia de El País). Estoy en ndominguez@elpais.es
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Congress and White House Reporter, American Banker
congress @AmerBanker. Tar Heel. Aspiring cabin dweller
Director of Video Production, CNET
Director of Video Production @CNET. Host of What the Future. Sending green texts since 2009.
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Produce Editor, The Packer
Proud 4-H Alumna. Cleveland baseball fan. Runner. Farm dog fan. Produce editor for @ThePacker.
Consumer Investigative Producer, CBS News
Producer @cbsmornings, @NYUniversity alum, MN raised
Deputy EU Editor, POLITICO Europe
Planning Editor @POLITICOEurope. ex-@dwnews, ex-@CourthouseNews. Resident of Belgium, citizen of the world. Views my own. Also on 🦋 & 🦣
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