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Pamela Stoffregen-Gay
Managing Partner
Pamela has 20 years of experience in marketing with deep knowledge of the UX landscape. She has been on both boutique and corporate teams, with a passion for local strategy within a global framework. While spending most of her time focused on marketing, she is also a trained moderator. Pamela has a BSBA (Marketing and International Business) from Drake University.



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