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Michelle’s Place Announces New Office Manager and Volunteer Coordinator

By Ashlee Collins, Community Writer
August 17, 2015 at 10:44am. Views: 41

Michelle’s Place Breast Cancer Resource Center has announced that local Temecula resident, Michele Brewer, has been hired as the new office manager and volunteer coordinator. The selection was made as a result of an extensive search, necessitated when previous office manager, Judee Smith, announced that she would be retiring in late July. In this role, Brewer will handle office support and coordinating all volunteer participation within the office and community events to further reinforce Michelle’s Place’s mission of providing quality support services to women and their families dealing with breast cancer. “Michele’s office expertise and knowledge of the community, will allow Michelle’s Place to streamline its office operations as we continue to manage our growth within the community,” said Kim Goodnough, executive director of Michelle’s Place. Brewer has over seven years of experience in office management, administrative and customer service, and project management. She has worked for companies such as RKR Marketing and Advertising and Sam’s Club before moving into the office manager and volunteer coordinator position at Michelle’s Place. Brewer now looks forward to her new role at Michelle’s Place. Michelle’s Place Breast Cancer Resource Center is a nonprofit organization providing emotional and educational support to those living with breast cancer and facilitates services for breast health.

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