Comings and Goings: September 9, 2010
Sep 09, 2010
Sep 09, 2010
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After nearly 40 years with Barnes & Noble, Jeanette Limondjian is leaving the company to pursue other opportunities. Limondjian has worked in various capacities for the chain; she was instrumental in opening the Sale Annex on 18th Street; she worked in reprint publishing; and, most recently, as v-p of B&N's proprietary publishing program. She can now be reached at Jeanette.Limondjian@gmail.com.
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