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Adriana Reyneri
Adriana Reyneri writes news briefs, features and blogs for Millionaire Corner. Before joining the website, Adriana acquired a wide range of editorial experience. She began her career as a daily newspaper reporter and has written for magazines, technical and trade publications. She has served as a marketing and communications specialist for Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, N.J. She obtained a master's degree from the University of Missouri School of Journalism and holds a bachelor's in English from Stanford University.
Last summer Adriana completed her first “metric” century bike ride and plans to do a full century next year. She is committed to service and has volunteered extensively, including five years as Cub Scout Den Mother. Among her many hobbies, knitting stands out as a favorite. Adriana shares her expertise with students at Three Bags Knitting Studio in Northbrook, IL.
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