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Lauren Neulinger is a Learning and Development Specialist at Foundant. She believes in thoughtfully crafting educational resources and tools, with the goal of empowering learners of the software. Lauren holds a Master of Public Health degree with an emphasis in health communications, and previously served as an AmeriCorps VISTA. Outside of work, Lauren enjoys exploring new trails across Montana with her husband and dog (Rocky - a blue heeler mix).
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