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Dan Ackerman

Social Media Manager

dgackerman@uwaterloo.ca

Location: EC5 2029G

Erica Clement-Goudy

Manager, Web Strategy

epclementgoudy@uwaterloo.ca

Location: EC5 2029A

Martin LeBlanc

Web Developer

martin.leblanc@uwaterloo.ca

Location: EC5 2029C

Marlow Orbe

Specialist, Digital Communications

marlow.orbe@uwaterloo.ca

Nem Radenovic

Associate Director, Digital Communications

nem.radenovic@uwaterloo.ca

519-497-7660

Location: EC5

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