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On the Move: Robin Carr Takes New Position at Blurb

Posted on May 25, 2015 by Lisa Stockwell in News, On the Move, Sidebar Posts No Comments
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SFPRRT member, Robin Carr, has just moved to Blurb, Inc., the online creative book and magazine publishing platform, as Director of Communications. She reports directly to Blurb’s founder and CEO, Eileen Gittins. Robin was most recently Director of Public Relations at Zoom Corporation, a position she previously held at Eastman Kodak, Kaiser Permanente, Gap, Ubisoft, […]

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