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Posted: November 1, 2012
Rhino Public Relations hires Cunningham as account executive
According to Rhino Public Relations (Rhino PR), Julie Cunningham has joined the firm as an account executive. In her new role,Cunningham will be responsible for supporting the day-to-day operations of Rhino PR client programs and working with the account team on the management of client accounts.
Cunningham is a media professional with nearly a decade of experience working in Boston's fast-paced television news market. Prior to joining the team at Rhino PR, Cunningham worked as a news producer at NECN (New England Cable News), where more than four million viewers saw the results of her work every night. Her creative, outside-the-box thinking on programs such as NECN Business earned her a solid reputation as a clear and compelling voice for companies large and small. Through this experience, Cunningham has built and maintained a vast network of contacts across many major media outlets, businesses and government offices.
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