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This BIRD can FLY! Terry Kugler joins Magpie.

On 5/5/2008

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Contributed by: Debora Langer on 5/15/2008

Terry Kugler, has joined Magpie Telecom Insiders, a custom software development company, as Director of Sales and Marketing. He is a versatile and skilled professional in the telecommunications industry with leadership qualities, excellent hands-on experience and outstanding interpersonal skills. Terry has worked in many different areas of the industry over the past 20 years and Magpie is lucky to have him!

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