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Scribble Talk

  • 314 Episodes
  • English
  • Last updated Dec 07, 2021
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At Scribble Talk Podcast, we document the journey of APMP veterans and the brightest bid & proposal minds in planet earth. To our listeners, please support our podcast. Your annual membership will help us to cover our costs to record, edit and host the digital audio vault of inspiring stories, teaching and talent episodes and more. Thank you for the love and support - Baskar Sundaram.

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Scribble Talk Episode 79 - Heather Kirkpatrick (Rose Lover, Nature, Pride, APMP California Chair)

Nov 13, 2020 • E79 • 01:09:26

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Heather Kirkpatrick, CP APMP is currently serving as Business Development Analyst at Pride Industries. She has been with the firm for 14 years taking various roles from Research Anaalyst, Proposal Development Coordinator and recently as Business Development Coordinator. Heather is an APMP 40 under 40 award winner and also serves in the APMP California Chapter as Chapter Chair. She joined the California board  in 2015 as Membership Director. Heather is APMP foundation certified and has degree in Political Science and Government at the University of California, Sacramento.

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