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FOUND SF

FOUND, Eve Batey, Anika Pivarnik, Angelina
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    Quality recs and actionable intel about the world's great cities and beyond. Email us at [email protected].

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    NYC-based brand strategist with a fascination for ambition, AI, economics, and culture.

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