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Alli Breton

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United States

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Technology, Leadership, Management, Design, Ethonomics, Work/Life, analyst, interactive, logistics, Marketing, supply chain, web 2.0

Educational History

  • University of California at Irvine, Bachelor’s degree.

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  • Business Analyst, Agility

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About Me: I'm a generation Xer with a generation Y view of the world. Interests: Stereotypical guy stuff (sports, politics, technology).  

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Bio

About Me: I'm a generation Xer with a generation Y view of the world. Interests: Stereotypical guy stuff (sports, politics, technology).  

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Knowledge shared is power multiplied

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CRM, Marketing, Sales, Interactive

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http://www.fastcompany.com/user/alli-breton

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Business Analyst, Agility

Public, 5000+ employees, Transportation / Logistics and Shipping industry

Business Analyst for Marketing/Interactive initiatives

Educational History

University of California at Irvine, California, United States
Bachelor’s degree.
Areas of study: International Studies/Relations (Spec.- Conflict Resolution) Minor: History & Education
Awards: President, Phi Gamma Delta VP Recruitment, InterFraternity Council Chair, Greek President's Council
Activities and societies: Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI), ASUCI (Student Government), InterFraternity Council, Academic Outreach, Student Housing Advisor

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Article: Library of the Living Dead | by Fast Company staff | April 01, 2008 8:26 am
Comment: I find that most business books, in the end, are just commercialized spins on "common sense". I have that...
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Fast Talk | April 01, 2008 8:06 am
Q. Fast Talk Question - Do better leaders come from within the system or outside?
A. It doesn't matter where a person comes from. It doesn't matter what your job title is. The people that can empower, inspire and challenge others to take the right risks will always be the better...
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