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Alyson Shontell

Alyson Shontell Editor, SAI

Alyson joined BI in July 2008 as the 6th employee. Formerly Sales Planner, Alyson is now an editor for SAI and covers startups. She graduated from Syracuse University's Newhouse School of Public Communications where she majored in psychology and advertising. Alyson has also studied abroad in Sydney and interned at Conde Nast.

Disclosure: Alyson owns mutual funds and individual stocks in General Electric and UPS. Alyson is also an investor and advisor in College Spun, a sports media startup.

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