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Posted: July 2, 2015
Professional Profile: Lauren Plant 2015
Name: Lauren Plant
Title: Investor Relations
Company: Calare Properties
Location: 43 Broad Street, Hudson, MA
Place of Birth (and Year): Seoul, South Korea - 1985
Family: Currently living in Franklin with my boyfriend, not too far from family who lives in Leominster.
College: Gibbs College, Boston
First Job Unrelated to your current field: Dance teacher
First Job in current field: Executive assistant
Hobbies: Dance, exercising, baking, event planning
Favorite Film: "Sleepless in Seattle"
Keys to Success: Determination, patience, focus, flexibility and being a team player
Person(s) You Most Admire (outside of family): Heather Whitestone - the first deaf Miss America title holder, and an incredible dancer. Her talent is inspiring.
If You Had To Choose a Different Profession, What Would It Be: A special education teacher.
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