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First Name Last Name Twitter Handle Job Title Company Craig Aaron First Name Last Name Twitter Handle Job Title Company Craig Aaron @notaaroncraig President and CEO Free Press Robertson Adams Communications Associate / Webmaster Knight Foundation Jeanette Alcaraz Lisa AlilFeris @laliFeris Sr. Communications OFFicer CaliFornia Health Care Foundation Danny Allen SensisDC Managing Director Sensis Rob Anderson Speaker USP Eric Antebi @ntebi Senior Strategist Independent Dan Ariely @danariely Expert DuKe University Sarah Armour-Jones Consultant Media Impact Funders Alexa Asendorf Founder The Daybreak Creative Amy Azoulay amys23 Senior Manager oF Communications United Way oF North Central Florida Claire Baralt Director oF Strategy and Planning UF/CTSI MarK BarKer Principal Craft & Commerce Joan Barlow Creative Services OFFicer Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Thor Barraclough VP MarKeting and Communications Community Foundation oF Broward Lauren Bayliss PhD candidate UF jeFF becerra Communications Manager StopWaste Shari Bell Exec Producer and Grad Student Climate Central, Univ. oF Missouri Randy Bennett @randybennett Executive Director, External Relations University oF Florida College oF Journalism and Communications Hannah BerKman @BerKwerK Senior Account Executive Spitfire Michael Berman Partner Dover Group Scott Blades Assistant Director University oF Florida Training & Organizational Development Chad Boettcher SVP, Social Impact & Managing Director oF Rise UpFusion Media Group Carroll Bogert @carrollbogert President The Marshall Project Toby Bolsen Associate ProFessor Georgia State University Caty Borum Chattoo @CatyBC Director Center For Media & Social Impact Kathryn Brown @KathrynBrowndc ChieF Communications OFFicer HHMI Meg BucKingham bucKingham_meg Director oF MarKeting & Communications Triangle Community Foundation Julianne Burk @julianneburK Managing Director Statler Nagle Andrew Burness andy.burness President Burness Autumn Calder Planning Manager Blueprint Intergovernmental Agency Rachel Calderon @rhcald MarKeting & Communications Manager Central Florida Foundation Troy Campbell @TroyHCampbell FranK Scholar Chair FranK2017 Robin CanField Actuality_Media Director and Curator oF Good Actuality Media Dr. Denise Carlin Executive Director The Lee County School District Sharon Carothers SensisDC Director Sensis Taj Carson @TajCarson CEO Carson Research Consulting, Inc. 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