Wrap up
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Paul Hudson: Jordanna, thank you so much for your time, and thank you to the folks who came along to ask questions – it's been great having you all here. Where can folks find you on the internet?
Jordanna Kwok: I'm most easily reached on Twitter, so if you follow me at @jordeewok. You can also reach me on LinkedIn if you want, if you just search for my name, but certainly those are probably the two main places that I will be able to respond to you.
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