Recommendation Letter - Rachel Randolph
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Andrew Costello, president of the 7 Up Toastmasters Club, recommends Rachel Randolph for a position. He notes that Rachel joined the club in 2015 and quickly volunteered for a leadership role. As vice president of public relations, Rachel's determination and enthusiasm have helped the club achieve its goals. Outside of Toastmasters, Rachel mentors with Trusted Mentors. Costello describes Rachel as ambitious, outgoing, and focused, with great interpersonal skills that will be an asset to any organization. He recommends Rachel Randolph as an addition to the recipient's team or staff.
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