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In 2018, Simone began her 31st year as a full time consultant specializing in fund development, strategic planning, and board development/governance. She speaks worldwide, enjoying the opportunity to work with colleagues in places like Mexico City, London, Paris, Italy, Belgium, Australia, New Zealand, The Netherlands, Slovakia.
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