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So “Tell Me about Yourself”

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By Alec Larson Verified
| Medium
Here is my general response to that question: • I helped build key features into the Embark App for missionaries around the world • Pitch AI— Worked closely with Venture Capitalists on Prompt Engineering that enables companies in the third world to receive training on their business pitch. I’m about to finish my undergrad program in Computer Science with an emphasis on Software Engineering.
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Entrepreneur Spotlight Presented By:

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By Alec Larson Verified
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
According to Sherrill Mosee, the founder and CEO of MinkeeBlue, the idea to open her own business was initially sparked by both her background in engineering and her frustrations with the limitations inherent to most modern purses. First opened in 2014, MinkeeBlue is a travel and work bag brand that focuses on providing bags for “busy women on-the-go” that are “functional and stylish with compartments for everything a busy woman needs throughout her day,” according to MinkeeBlue’s website.
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New report shows signs that Center City is nearing pre-pandemic retail sector levels

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By Alec Larson Verified
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
As the city of Philadelphia continues to rebound economically from changes wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic, a new report from the Center City District (CCD) has revealed signs of hope that the city’s downtown sector is beginning to return to pre-pandemic retail sector levels.
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