Courtney DuChene is a journalist at various publications, including The Philadelphia Citizen and Philadelphia magazine. She covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on beauty and fashion, including the hair care and apparel design industries, as well as events and sports business. Courtney's work has also been featured in Electric Literature, Chestnut Hill Local, and Risk & Insurance.
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Courtney DuChene's articles primarily focus on business and government-related topics, with a particular emphasis on risk management, workers' compensation, leadership, and community development. Her coverage attributes indicate a reliance on data-driven insights and government announcements.
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