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Lorraine Vincenty would be a tremendous asset to any organization based on her professionalism, relevance, and proactive nature. The author cites examples of how she conducted herself professionally with clients, filtered news to only share relevant information, and showed initiative by providing updates and assistance. Additionally, she was accountable by always promptly responding to questions, spoke honestly about competitors' strengths, and maintained integrity. The author was sorry to see her leave but assured of her continued strengths and value at a new organization.
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