TALENT & WORKFORCE: Growing a Workforce in the Great Lakes
The Great Lakes region boasts an impressive amount of people and skills.
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Managing Editor at Site Selection Magazine
Kelly Barraza is managing editor at Site Selection Magazine. She has worked in scientific and B2B publications since 2018 and holds an English Literature degree from Georgia State University. An Atlanta native, Kelly spends her free time with her friends, pets and hobbies.
e-mail: kelly.barraza@conway.com
The Great Lakes region boasts an impressive amount of people and skills.
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