Jennifer Rose is the Digital Transformation Specialist for CRICO, responsible for creation and maintenance of corporate websites for CRICO and Candello, including maintenance of personalization rules and SEO. She also provides oversight of emerging technology solutions in collaboration with our IT department. Ms. Rose received a BS in physics from Union College and an MTPW from Northeastern to enhance her past career in technical writing.
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