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CLOSE Patrick Spurgeon is the Systems Administrator for Talent Acquisition and is responsible for a wide variety of programs and systems used to identify and recruit diverse talent from local communities. He previously served as a Client Service Manager responsible for managing WOS programs in Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey.
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