Until recently, I hadn’t thought about how stepping out of my “comfort zone” in my career would benefit me — after all, who really wants to be uncomfortable while they’re working?
Manager
Camille has more than ten years of experience in communications, television and media, including writing and behind-the-scenes roles at multiple major TV networks in the Boston area. She applies her communications and organizational leadership skills to her role at Farland Group where she works on clients IBM, JDA, Huawei and MITRE.
For fun:
Camille is an enthusiastic long-distance runner who enjoys spending time with her family and traveling to New York.
Education:
Camille has a BA in broadcast journalism from Hofstra University and is a certified legal video specialist.
For fun:
Camille is an enthusiastic long-distance runner who enjoys spending time with her family and traveling to New York.
Education:
Camille has a BA in broadcast journalism from Hofstra University and is a certified legal video specialist.
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