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DMA Solutions announces staff additions

01/19/2012 4:05:30 PM
Tom Karst

Kelly Pritchett Kelly Pritchett and Mackenzie Michel have been hired as marketers for Irving, Texas-based DMA Solutions Inc.

“I started my career in the fresh produce industry right out of college and am elated to bring Kelly and Mackenzie into the DMA Solutions family as they enter the workforce,” Dan’l Mackey Almy, president and founder of DMA Solutions, said in a news release. “Each of these women brings a unique set of talents and skills to the table providing a greater value to our clients while supporting our mission to increase the consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables.”

Mackenzie Michel Pritchett began working for DMA Solutions as an intern in January of 2010. She graduated from Texas A&M University with a BS in Agribusiness and a MS in Agricultural Communications, according to the release.