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Carrie Fraipont

CARRIE FRAIPONT is the senior finance manager at Public Impact.  She manages the firm’s financial systems, including financial accounting, planning, analysis and reporting. Ms. Fraipont is a CPA, licensed in North Carolina and California. Ms. Fraipont previously worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLC in Los Angeles and New York. She has held financial leadership positions at nonprofit organizations in Chapel Hill, North Carolina; Tokyo; and Dubai. Ms. Fraipont has a B.A. in economics-business with highest honors from the University of California at Los Angeles. 

 

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