LYDIA WAS SHOWCASED ON MATCHBOOK.ORG IN THE SPOTLIGHT

CONTACT ME

Warwick, Rhode Island: I am receiving Call and new contract.Thank you Matchbook.

Please read the E-mail:
-----Original Message-----

From: "Dubensky, Ann"
Sent: Nov 17, 2008 3:50 PM
To: yorubapr@earthlink.net
Subject: MatchBook.org Spotlight

Good Afternoon Lydia,
Congratulations! Your profile has been uploaded into our “In the Spotlight” rotation on the MatchBook.org homepage.
Please let us know if you seem to be receiving any new bookings or interest due to this feature.
Feel free to contact me with any questions and thank you for your support!

Best regards,

Ann Dubensky
Online Services Associate

New England Foundation for the Arts
145 Tremont Street, 7th Floor
Boston, MA 02111
tel [617] 951-0010 ext. 529
fax [617] 951-0016

Rhode Island: En el mes de noviembre del 2008, me comunicaron que estaría en el Spotlight en Matchbook... Por la acción tomada, estoy recibiendo mas contratos. Sigan llamando... Gracias MATCHBOOK...

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