NASA Press Secretary Leaves for D.C. Communications Firm
12.12.2006 08:26 - source: NASA
NASA Press Secretary Dean Acosta is leaving the agency to become a managing director at Qorvis Communications LLC in Washington, effective Jan. 2. Read more
NASA Press Secretary Dean Acosta is leaving the agency to become a managing director at Qorvis Communications LLC in Washington, effective Jan. 2. Read more
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