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Candy Beauchamp

http://www.candybeauchamp.com
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Bookkeeper

Candy, who has been with Linux Journal since 2004, is the Chief Number Cruncher of Linux Journal and brings to it a background heavily steeped in bookkeeping for small to mid-sized businesses. She grew up near Charleston, SC and spent several years in Honolulu, HI before moving to Austin, TX in 1998.

You can reach her at Linux Journal via email candy@linuxjournal.com or voice mail 713.344.1956 x4

Candy is heavily involved in the Virtual Assistance industry, serving as an administrator at VAnetworking.com, founder of the Virtual Assistance League (VAL), founder of 2 Minutes with a VA. If you would like to know more about Candy on a personal level, you can visit her website at http://www.candybeauchamp.com.


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I'm Candy, the bookkeeper type for Linux Journal. I'm in Austin, TX - feel free to stop by and say hello!

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