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Contributor, The National Law Review
ERISA attorney, and author, speaker and commentator on retirement issues; co-host of the Nevin&Fred podcast
Host, Sheppard Mullin's Nota Bene
Writer and Concultant, Freelance
Dan Collins is a freelance writer & consultant. He was Trading Editor at MoneyShow.com & Editor-in-Chief of Futures & Modern Trader Magazine.
Publisher, Fauquier Times
I am the editor of @ChalkbeatIN, a Web site covering educational change in Indiana and part of the @Chalkbeat network. I'm also president of @edwriters.
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Writer, The National Law Review
James Kane is an assistant city editor for the Northwest suburbs of Chicago covered by the Daily Herald.
Journalist and Editor, Freelance
Freelance journalist, writer, editor — @IntEngineering, Le Cool News (at lecool.com), @BourbonCreative, @AFP_Services , @Lifehackorg
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Sports Editor, Times-News (Idaho)
Sports Editor @twinfallstn | #OKState grad | Past: @usawrestling, @ocolly and @flowrestling | Proudly living with Asperger’s Syndrome Adam.engel@magicvalley.com
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