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Advocacy Agriculture Architecture Arts Business Job Shadow Sponsors By Job Shadow Sponsors by Category 2018-19 Advocacy Childhaven Farmington New Mexico New England Community Services Dorchester Massachusetts Agriculture Maine Farmland Trust Portland Maine Architecture architecture+ Troy New York CRI San Francisco California Horton Lees Brogden Lighting Design Denver Colorado Leroy Street Studio Manhattan New York Arts Bangor Public Library Bangor Maine Carpenter Museum Rehoboth Massachusetts CFO Design LLC Basking Ridge New Jersey David Geffen Hall Manhattan New York Fordham University New York City New York George Washington University Washington District of Columbia Horton Lees Brogden Lighting Design Denver Colorado Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Boston Massachusetts Rambusch Jersey City New Jersey Regis College Weston Massachusetts St. Ann's Warehouse New York City New York University of South Florida Tampa Florida Vail Jazz Foundation Minturn Colorado Westchester Ballet Center Yorktown Heights New York Business Akamai Technologies, Inc. Cambridge Massachusetts Appcues Boston Massachusetts Cisco San Jose California Clark Insurance Portland Maine Convoy, Inc Seattle Washington CRI San Francisco California Custom Decorators, Inc. Portland Oregon CVS Health Woonsocket Rhode Island Design Pac Gifts LLC Melrose Park Illinois Downeast Rest and Bar Consult/Smitty's Cinemas Biddeford Maine Duck Creek Technology Boston Massachusetts Freeport-McMoRan Phoenix Arizona Google San Francisco California Hockey East Association Wakefield Massachusetts Infinitek Consulting Bethesda Maryland Kraft Heinz Chicago Illinois Maine International Trade Center Portland Maine Maine Red Claws Portland Maine Margaret Dembinski Plymouth Vermont Minerva Neurosciences Waltham Massachusetts Missing Link Wine Company West Hartford Connecticut National Guard Life Insurance Co Madison Wisconsin Oracle Burlington Massachusetts Pine Tree Dental Care Falmouth Maine Rambusch Jersey City New Jersey Staples, Inc. 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