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Maureen O'Grady Condon brings more than 22 years of professional experience to Precision Marketing Group. Before joining the firm, Maureen spent four years as president of Condon Communications, a copywriting firm specializing in marketing materials. Maureen brings a unique blend of journalism, corporate communications and entrepreneurial experience to Precision Marketing Group. Her most recent work includes a mix of website copy, email newsletters, print newsletters, brochures, articles and speeches. She is also a columnist for the Metrowest Daily News, writing a monthly series called "Write on the Money." Maureen is committed to helping clients successfully sell their products and services by creating compelling copy that connects with prospects, customers, and other key audiences. Her background includes work as a reporter for the Tab newspapers and Metrowest Daily News and as an editor for The Griffin Report of Food Marketing and Yankee Food Service, two monthly trade publications covering the New England grocery and restaurant industries. This journalism experience has proven valuable in Maureen's work. She has gained an extensive understanding of how to successfully pitch ideas to publications, how to develop relationships with editors, and the importance of concise writing and deadlines. Maureen spent six years in corporate communications working for DAKA International in Danvers and Liberty Mutual's Research Center in Hopkinton. She wrote and edited press releases, company newsletters, Intranet sites, training manuals, sales proposals, annual reports and several other communications pieces in her corporate positions. A graduate of Holy Cross, Maureen also earned a Master's degree in Communications Management from Simmons College. She has served on the Board of the New England Women Business Owners and is an active member of Business Networking International (BNI). In addition, Maureen was recently approved to be a mentor for an at-risk Framingham High School student through the Mazie Foundation. She was also recognized for her 10 years of service as a volunteer crisis counselor with Wayside Youth & Family Services.