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This document outlines the distribution and engagement team at Europeana, including their structure, responsibilities, and synergies with Europeana projects. The team is led by Milena Popova and includes specialists focused on B2B marketing, events, social media, content research, and Europeana projects. External consultants also support end-user engagement. Synergies between projects include using thematic channels on Europeana's portal to promote specific content to wider audiences with minimal resources.
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