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I’d like to take this opportunity to welcome Eileen Powers to the CP team. Eileen is a Project Manager, and with her impressive background, we are all confident that she’ll do a fantastic job managing our clients’ projects from kickoff to launch. Eileen was kind enough to share this short recommendation with me that a friend wrote for her.

“As Wall Street analysts and investors will attest, accounting and creativity don’t really mix. That’s what prompted Eileen Powers to make the big move from finance and accounting to Web development ten years ago…and she has never looked back.

Eileen’s knowledge in all aspects of interactive technology and project management make her an exceptional resource to CommonPlaces and our clients. Eileen is detail oriented while having an awareness of the big picture. She is a team player who works hard to get the job done on time. Her passion for her clients’ success has earned Eileen the confidence of our sales team and the loyalty of her clients – both highly discerning groups.

Eileen’s background includes Web site design, development and maintenance; email communication programs; online data capture; as well as strategic analysis of Web site activity aimed at improving traffic and communication results. Eileen could be the national spokesperson for enthusiasm and “can do” attitude; she’s never met a challenge she didn’t like.”

What a great recommendation! I’m sure that as we see Eileen dive into her new role here at CommonPlaces, we’ll only have good things to say as well. Welcome to the team!

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