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PENILL TRACY

PENILL TRACY

Student who's open to learn

Marketing / Advertising / Public Relations

Westlands, Nairobi Area

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About PENILL TRACY:

I'm an outgoing undergraduate student at the University of Nairobi pursuing Diplomacy and international studies. My signicance in this organization is to encourage partnership in caring for the environment by inspiring , informing and enabling People and states to improve in their Quality of life within their surrounding without compromising that of future generations. 

Experience

Compassionate about nature as an international environmental authority engaged in establishing a global environmental agenda and promoting the efficient implementation of the environmental dimension  of the organization sustainable development programme

Education

Had credit honors in Diplomacy and international studies at my Diploma level and currently an outgoing B. A in the same at the university of Nairobi. 

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