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Sarah is a student at Full Sail University studying music business. She has coordinated over 401 Christian music concerts as the senior concert coordinator. Her skills include Adobe Creative Suite, GarageBand, Microsoft Office, iMovie, social media, public speaking, vulnerability, and humility. She has experience coordinating, creating, directing, and communicating both professionally and as a presenter.
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