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Jaclyn Frakes has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Jaclyn began their career as an Office Coordinator at Floyd Memorial Hospital and Health Services in 2008, where they worked until 2013. Following that, they worked as a Stage Manager at Orlando Repertory Theatre in 2015. In the same year, they also joined The Agora Companies as a Managing Editor, a position they held until 2017. In 2013, they started working at Walt Disney World in the Entertainment department, where they stayed until 2017. From 2017 to 2019, Jaclyn worked as a Managing Editor at Wellness Research and Consulting Inc. Since 2019, they have been employed at Banyan Hill Publishing, first as a Sr. Content Strategist and Managing Editor, then as a Chief Engagement Editor, and currently as an Editorial Director.
Jaclyn Frakes obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in English Language and Literature, General from Ashford University in 2012. Prior to that, they attended Indiana University Southeast, where they pursued a field of study in English Language and Literature, General, but did not complete a degree.
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Since 1998, Banyan Hill Publishinghas been at the vanguard of the pursuit for personal liberty and free markets They enthusiastically support the enduring pursuit of freedom and prosperity, and, to that end, we believe in empowering individuals to make educated investment choices.Through the years, They have assembled a talented and deeplyexperienced team of analysts, editors and researchers who understand that the best investment and wealth-protection opportunities in any market are often hidden. And Their approach has led to a great degree of success.Their independent, uncompromised research has predicted some of the biggest financial catastrophes in recent memory. They were one of the very first financial research firms to warn investors about the dangers in the derivatives market and the threat they posed to the global financial system. They also alerted Their readers about the dollars crisis of 2004-2005, the meltdown in the private-equity markets in 2007, the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, and we’ve been sounding the alarm bells about the European debt crisis since early 2010, long before the mainstream media started paying attention.