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    Sue Cuyler
    Director of Marketing & Communications
    617-278-2333
    Colby College - B.A.
    Clark University Graduate School of Management - M.B.A.
    Bio
     
    Sue joined the Brimmer community in 2018 as Director of Marketing & Communications bringing with her decades of experience working with organizations of all sizes to craft strategic marketing campaigns and create brand experiences. After attending Colby College and Clark University’s Graduate School of Management, Sue began her career as a management consultant before moving in-house to Primary Source, a nonprofit committed to educating global citizens, and KnowledgeLink, an international organization committed to ensuring access to educational opportunity around the world. Drawn to Brimmer’s global focus and dedicated faculty and staff, Sue is thrilled to be a member of such a strong and supportive community.  
     
    Sue sits on the Board of the Alray Scholars Program, a scholarship and mentoring program that helps Boston students return to college to earn their degree. In her spare time, she enjoys running, swimming, reading, travelling, and family time.
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    Lauren Abrams
    Website Coordinator
    617-278-2317
    Union College - B.A.
    Lesley University - M.A.
    Bio
     
    Lauren considers herself fortunate to have worked at Brimmer in many roles since she joined the Brimmer team in 2000. During her time at Brimmer she has served as a Website Manager, Communications Associate, Yearbook Teacher, Academic Advisor, and College Counseling Assistant, as well as handled accounts payable and receivable and coached soccer and lacrosse.

    Lauren loves working at Brimmer because of its warm community feel. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her daughters, reading, cooking, exercising, hiking, and skiing.
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    Madison Perkins
    Marketing & Communications Associate
    617-278-2314
    Lesley University - B.F.A
    Bio
     
    Madison Perkins received her BFA from Lesley University in 2021 and has since worked in Advertising and Independent Film. Some of the projects she’s most proud of are The Google Pixel 6 Digital Video Campaign and the films she’s worked on as an Assistant or Producer including Life After You (2020), A Stage of Twilight (2022), and Crybaby Bridge (2024). 
    Having spent over a decade in the world of performing arts, Madison has worked closely with students as a Dance and Drama Teacher at camps and after-school programs. It’s her experience working with students in a creative and collaborative capacity that drove her to Brimmer and May. Working as a Producer and Media Manager in independent film is how Madison discovered her love for marketing and communications, especially across digital and social media channels. She’s passionate about telling stories that inspire others and aims to infuse her love of storytelling into the school’s marketing landscape.
    She is attending Boston University to pursue her M.S. in Media Science with a concentration in Marketing and Communications. In her free time, Madison loves to read, write, watch movies, and when the weather is nice, spend time on the lake.

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