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Merrill Altberg (She, Her, Hers)

Director Of Communications at Mental Health Association in New Jersey

Merrill Altberg has extensive experience in marketing, communications, and public relations. Merrill has served as the Director of Communications for the Mental Health Association in New Jersey, where they developed and implemented state-wide campaigns and increased press coverage through social media and media relations. Merrill also worked as the Director of Marketing and Communications for Saint Clare's Health, where they revived community initiatives, handled media relations, and managed crisis communications. Additionally, they have worked in various roles at Wytech Industries, Inc., Franklin Township Board of Education, Barnabas Health, Liberty Science Center, and Welsh Farms, where they focused on marketing, communications, and brand development.

Merrill Altberg (She, Her, Hers) has a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Liberal Arts from Rutgers University. Merrill also has a Master of Science in Administration (MSA) degree with a focus on Marketing from Saint Michael's College. Prior to their higher education, Merrill attended Altoona Area High School. Further information about specific start and end years for each educational experience is not provided.

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Fords, United States

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Mental Health Association in New Jersey

Mental Health Association in New Jersey promotes mental health for children and adults through advocacy, education, training, and services. They are committed to promoting excellent mental health for all New Jerseyans, removing barriers that prevent too many individuals from seeking or receiving aid and support, and establishing a stronger base ofsupport and a network of services for people with mental health difficulties. MHANJ is a statewide community people with behavioral health problems can reach their full potential free of stigma and other barriers to care and recovery. They promote good mental health and remove barriers that hinder people from seeking or offering help, and they strengthen the foundation of support and network of resources for people with mental health difficulties.


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