Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Molly Bennett has a diverse work experience in communications, creative services, and design. Molly started their career at Phoenix New Times, where they served as the Assistant Production Manager & Marketing Art Director for five years. Molly then joined The Sieb Organization as a Designer for one year. Molly later moved to Make-A-Wish America, where they worked as the Graphic Design Manager for seven years before being promoted to Director of Creative Services for two years. Currently, Molly is the Director of Communications and Creative Services at Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, a position they have held since 2015.
Molly Bennett attended The American School In Japan from 1985 to 1989. Molly then went on to the University of Rhode Island from 1990 to 1994, although it is not specified what degree or field of study they pursued at either institution. Additionally, they may have had additional education at The American School in Japan, but the start and end years as well as any degree or field of study are not provided.
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Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
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