April Wilson, Esq. - O’Connell & Aronowitz

Service and dedication are unsurpassed! Despite the very short deadline given the quality of the illustrations was spectacular. They were by far better than other companies who have charged us more.

April Wilson, Esq.
O’Connell & Aronowitz
Albany, NY

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Devon Gallo is excited to have the best of both the administrative and creative worlds in her role at Anatomical Justice, LLC. As the Director of Marketing and Case Management, she takes pride in assisting clients to determine the best visual solutions within their budget and time frame. Devon is ready to help with every question, comment, and concern throughout the production process! She enjoys crafting marketing materials such as monthly emails, new client outreach, and social media posts. Admittedly, her favorite part of the job is the opportunity to watch the Anatomical Justice illustrators produce case visuals (she swears it’s magic; they say it’s decades of practice). Devon graduated Summa Cum Laude with her Bachelor of Science in marketing from Rowan University.

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