Matthew MacCormack is a budding communications professional with experience in content marketing, journalism and business development. He's passionate about telling the stories of innovative founders and companies.
Before joining the team at York IE, Matt was a freelance reporter at The Boston Globe for several years, mostly writing about high school and college sports. Previously, he was part of the proposal marketing team at Consigli Construction and worked in sales for an educational travel company, Explorica.
Matt is a graduate of Northeastern University, where he was the play-by-play radio announcer for the men's basketball team.
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