Holly Secon
GreenBiz.com
Holly Secon is the former associate editor at GreenBiz, where she supported the editorial team's journalistic work and other various projects. Previously, she worked in communications at Twitter and at the National Writing Project. She holds a bachelor's degree in Media Studies from UC Berkeley.
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