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Ann Pickren serves as President, Enterprise Solutions at OnSolve, a leading provider of cloud-based notification and collaboration tools. Ann has a background in Information Technology (IT) and IT Management, and she has spent over 20 years in consulting and consulting management in the fields of IT and its applications across the enterprise for process improvements, crisis communications and business continuity and emergency notifications.
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