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New Faces at Atomicdust

Oh, Illinois. Your loss is our gain! That's right, the two newest employees at Atomicdust both hail from small towns in the Lincoln state. Luckily, both have quickly become accustomed to our quirky ways, and are already making an impression... even beyond filling more desks in our new space, or adding faces to our Face Off Against Hunger campaign.

Annie McCance | Web Developer

Annie McCance recently joined the Atomicdust team as a Web Developer. Annie grew up in Cuba (Illinois), but decided to head north and obtain an Art degree from Olivet Nazarene University. When she isn’t furiously working on projects here, Annie is a designer for the St. Louis live music blog, IWentToAShow.com. She also loves to draw, design, create movies and make pickles  – when the season is right, of course.

Jordan Jenkel | Account Executive

Jordan Jenkel is the newest member of the Atomicdust team. He is joining us as the new Account Executive Intern. Jordan graduated from Eastern Illinois University in May 2010 with a degree in Marketing. He recently made the move to the city from the small Southern Illinois town of Pinckneyville (yes, Pinckneyville). He also has a new favorite restaurant in the city, Everest Cafe & Bar. If anyone would like to pick up the bill, Jordan would be more than happy to join you. Whatever you do, however, don't ask him to make coffee... because he's not very good at it.

We want to welcome Annie and Jordan to the Atomicdust team!

Mon, February 27 | By Mike Spakowski | Posted in Culture, St. Louis

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