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Amy VanDonsel is a lifelong autodidact who is now also a formal student pursuing her undergraduate degree. She has perilously worked as a marketing director, project coordinator, and has worked as a freelance consultant in various disciplines, including marketing, technical theatre, and event management. She is also an artist, and her interests include literature, writing, food & wine, and the web. | Amy VanDonsel is a lifelong autodidact who is now also a formal student pursuing her undergraduate degree. She has perilously worked as a marketing director, project coordinator, and has worked as a freelance consultant in various disciplines, including marketing, technical theatre, and event management. She is also an artist, and her interests include literature, writing, food & wine, and the web. | ||
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Amy VanDonsel is a lifelong autodidact who is now also a formal student pursuing her undergraduate degree. She has perilously worked as a marketing director, project coordinator, and has worked as a freelance consultant in various disciplines, including marketing, technical theatre, and event management. She is also an artist, and her interests include literature, writing, food & wine, and the web.
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