VP, Medical Director Oncology, Hematology, Immuno-oncology,

Cardiology, Infectious Disease, Vaccines

Epidemiologist/Public Health Analyst

Data Collection and Analysis, Medical Writer, Scientific Content Development,

Strategic Planning, Molecular and Microbiological Techniques

A senior-level medical director in promotional medical education and medical communications with experience in strategic planning, resourcing, overseeing/managing mid- and junior-level scientific associates and directors focused on US/Global Medical Affairs and Commercial oncology. Areas of therapeutic experience include hematology, cardiology, infectious disease, vaccines, and immunology. Serves as a key resource of timely, accurate, and fair-balanced scientific and/or medical information to both internal and external stakeholders for live meetings, investigator summits/forums, symposia, educational training sessions for medical field teams, competitive intelligence reports, medical advisory boards/steering committees, unbranded and branded speaker decks/training, patient case profile decks, and internal drug launch meetings.

Key Opinion Leader (KOL) engagement

Poster and abstract preparation

Strategic planning and leadership

Oncology/hematology subject matter expert

Data collection, manipulation, analysis

Health educator/communications specialist

Promotional Medical Education

Sci. lead: medical advisory boards, steering committees

Proficient in MS Office software

Speaker Bureau: training, deck development, FAQs

Epidemiology and data analytics

Project execution and management

Management/oversight on scientific accounts

Experienced in multichannel communications

Graduate School

Name: Walden University

City, State, Zip Code: Minneapolis, Minnesota 55401

Type of Degree/Major: Doctoral candidate (expected graduation: 2024)

Name: Morehouse School of Medicine

City, State, Zip Code: Atlanta, Georgia 30310

Type of Degree/Major: Master of Public Health/Epidemiology

Thesis: “Determining the Difference in Risk Factors for Triple- Negative Breast Cancer between African American and Caucasian Women”

Name: Clark Atlanta University

City, State, Zip Code Atlanta, Georgia 30310

Type of Degree/Major: Master of Science/Biological Sciences: Microbial Physiology

Thesis: "The Effects of Protein Prenylation Inhibitors on the Dimorphic Fungus Mucor racemosus”

Colleges or Universities

Name: University of Colorado-Boulder

City, State, Zip Code: Boulder, Colorado 80309

Type of Degree/ Major: Bachelor of Arts/Environmental, Population, Organismic Biology

Job Title: VP, Medical Director (remote-based) Oncology, Cardiology, Infectious Disease (vaccines), (US/Global Medical Affairs, and Commercial)

Starting Date: July 2021

Ending Date: December 2022

Employer’s Name: International Meetings & Science

Employer’s Address: 1010 Washington Blvd, Stamford, CT 06901

Responsibilities and Duties

1.Leads multiple science teams with 3 direct reports for various clients and brands and will champion the scientific integrity of the work product. Scientific accountability for all aspects of the finished products and understands the strategy for the brand(s) and projects and ensures the science is used to support this strategic direction.

2.As a senior member, in addition to creating content, trains and mentors’ junior science members and ensures my teams deliver quality projects that are on-time and within budget

3.Reviews and analyzes epidemiological trends in the field of pneumococcal disease and vaccination to determine optimal methods for increasing vaccination awareness and uptake by the public

4.Responsible for planning, overseeing, coordinating, and development of all scientific content for assigned accounts, including women’s oncology (US Medical Affairs, Commercial, Global, and Diagnostics) and immunotherapy (PD1/PDL1) in multiple tumor types

5.Drives the day-to-day science activities through strong scientific leadership, motivation, and supervision of science team members for multiple accounts

6.Acts as mentor to the individuals in the science group and identify opportunities for individual growth and experiences by setting goals and coaching, when appropriate

7.Share ideas and best practices across account teams

8.Understands, executes, and drives strategic direction in partnership with account services teams and identify and help resolve people/departmental conflicts with practical solutions

9.Ensures science teams are adhering to internal processes and working in the most efficient and fiscally responsible manner as content pieces are developed

10.Maintains a positive working relationship with the editorial team by ensuring materials are provided to them according to internal operating procedures

11.Assists in recruitment of new team members when necessary

12.Be a steward of company culture and environment

13.Be a team player and help fellow senior managers when necessary

14.Structures, plans, resources, and leads new business team through the pitch process

15.Networks and works in partnership across Wunderman Thompson Health and WPP, when appropriate

16.Fosters and maintains a wide network of valuable relationships in the medical education communications and pharma business sectors (ie, keep relationships ongoing with KOLs

Job Title: Senior Medical Director, Medical Strategy and Scientific Affairs (remote-based) Oncology/Immuno-oncology (US and Global Medical Affairs)

Starting Date: December 2020

Ending Date: July 2021

Employer’s Name: BGB Group

Employer’s Address: 462 Broadway, 6th floor, New York, NY 10013

Responsibilities and Duties

1.Oversees/manages three oncology brands/accounts with a structure of medical directors, associated medical directors, senior medical writers, and junior medical writes across the teams

2.Responsible for three direct reports, includes reviewing and approving timesheets, mentoring/managing projects, completing annual performance reviews

3.Reviews budgets (estimates and assumptions) and SoWs for various oncology deliverables, including steering committees, medical education events (industry-sponsored symposia, learning lectures, healthcare provider webinars, and medcomm workshops

4.Leads strategic oversight on all scientific and medical communication plans and platforms

5.Develops quality medical/scientific materials for pharmaceutical clients, key opinion leaders, professional associations, and medical professionals. Content is used by clients at satellite symposia (both live and via Webinar/WebEx), internal drug launch meetings, medical newsletters, educational training modules/programs, medical advisory boards, and national conferences/congresses (eg, American Society of Clinical Oncology, European Society for Medical Oncology, American Society of Hematology, European Hematology Association, and American Head and Neck Society)

Job Title: Senior Scientific Director (remote-based) Oncology/Immuno-oncology (US and Global Medical Affairs, Commercial, and Diagnostics)

Starting Date: May 2017

Ending Date: December 2020

Employer’s Name: The Lockwood Group

Employer’s Address: 1055 Washington Blvd, Stamford, CT 06901

Responsibilities and Duties

1.Provides innovative, customized, and effective solutions for pharmaceutical companies’ active in diagnostic testing (BRCA), as wells as life cycle management of oncology (multiple tumor types, including breast, ovarian, lung, prostate, pancreatic, and gastrointestinal), and hematology drug products

2.Reviews budgets and SoWs for various oncology deliverables, including steering committees, advisory boards, key external expert identification/mapping, speaker bureaus/speaker training

3.Develops quality medical/scientific materials for pharmaceutical clients, key opinion leaders, professional associations, and medical professionals. Content is used by clients at satellite symposia (both live and via Webinar/WebEx), internal drug launch meetings, medical newsletters, educational training modules/programs, medical advisory boards, and national conferences/congresses (eg, American Society of Clinical Oncology, European Society for Medical Oncology, American Society of Hematology, European Hematology Association, and American Head and Neck Society)

4.Participates in development of speaker bureau scientific content and speaker training for medical oncologists/urologists across multiple tumor types (ovarian, breast, prostate)

5.Learns from and cooperates with Accounts Design/Editorial, and other members of the content team. Reports to the VP Group Scientific Director of the Scientific Services team

6.Oversees projects and mentors junior/associate-level scientific directors to enhance their growth within the company

7.Responsible for planning, overseeing, coordinating, and development of all scientific content for assigned accounts, including women’s oncology (US Medical Affairs, Commercial, Global, and Diagnostics) and immunotherapy (PD1/PDL1) in multiple tumor types

8.Liaises with clients, KOLs, and HCPs on launch and strategic planning of therapeutic products

9.Partners with VP Group Account Director in a co-leadership role with client, and interacts with internal Associate Scientific Director(s), Project/ Publication Manager(s), in-house and/or freelance medical writers, copy editors, graphic designers, external clients, faculty/authors, journal editors/ publishers, and medical congress organizers to facilitate completion and ensure quality of scientific materials

10.Works with VP, Senior Scientific Director/Director of Scientific Services and Senior Account Director/VP, Group Account Director to manage scientific resources on assigned accounts and assist with recruitment and training of direct reports

11.Works with and Senior Account Director/VP, Group Account Director on training of Editorial Assistants, Medical Writers, Associate Scientific Directors and Senior Associate Scientific Directors

12.Works with the Account Director to identify and plan for additional resources required to achieve deliverables and ensure appropriate resourcing of assigned accounts

13.Contributes to the execution of brand planning exercises and new business pitches, with input from VP Group Scientific Director

14.Demonstrates and applies extensive knowledge of client and professional organizations, products, disease states, and medical education

15.Thinks proactively about client strategy and lifecycle management; makes strategic recommendations in internal and external meetings

16.Provides strategic direction to internal and external status calls

17.In collaboration with client services and VP Group Scientific Director, identifies areas of new business growth with new and existing clients based on therapeutic area knowledge

Job Title: Senior Scientific Content Manager Oncology, Hematology, and Supportive Care

Starting Date: March 2014

Ending Date: April 28, 2017

Employer’s Name: TRM Oncology, LLC

Employer’s Address: 2 Concourse Parkway, Suite 270 Atlanta, Ga 30328

Responsibilities and Duties

1.Responsible for the development of scientific and medical content and the content-related execution of educational meetings and projects

2.Close interaction with Account and e-Media team members to produce timely and accurate deliverables in-line with the strategy of the client

3.Learns from and cooperates with the other members of the Content team and reports to the Sr. Global Director of the Scientific Content Team

4.Supports the clinical content team in the development of assigned projects, live and virtual meetings.

5.Interacts with clients to discuss goals, develops content for educational programs

6.Experience writing, reviewing, editing protocols and clinical study reports and literature based clinical evaluations

7.Establishes and maintains collaborative relationships with cross-functional colleagues in the US and globally

8.Collaborates with Account partners to assure timely implementation of meetings, programs, and projects

9.Develops peer-level relationships with KOLs, Key Decision Makers (KDMs), and researchers consistent with Scientific and Medical Affairs strategy and objectives.

10.Daily duties concerning content/clinical management as directed by management

11.Leads clinical content discussion both internal and external on SoW development, project status update calls, and post-meeting wrap-up via telephone and WebEx

12.Attends mutually agreed upon annual society meetings and other scientific congresses

13.Participates in training opportunities as needed

Job Title: Public Health Analyst

(DB Consulting Group, Inc.- Contractor with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention- Epidemiology Branch- Office on Smoking and Health)

Starting Date: April 2013

Ending Date: March 2014

Employer’s Name: DB Consulting Group, Inc.

Employer’s Address: 2801 Buford HWY NE Suite # 280 Atlanta, Georgia 30329

Supervisors Name: H. Maurice Thompson, PMP, CGFM

Supervisors Contact: 404-***-****

Responsibilities and Duties

1.Provides in-depth data analyses along with phone-based partner support to state-level survey administrators who are implementing and conducting surveys (e.g., NHANES, BRFSS, NHIS, YTS, ATS, TUS-CPS)

2.Applies general and specialized knowledge of principles, concepts, and business operations in the field(s) of public health research and evaluation

3.Provides data management and statistical analysis support for surveillance activities

4.Provides training and assistance to public health professionals within participating states and territories. This includes answering technical questions about sampling, the survey process, and results of the data analyses

5.Utilizes statistical analysis and data management software (e.g., SAS, SUDAAN, Epi Info, SPSS) in working with other team members to clean data files, generate probability samples, construct sample weights, manage data processing, and conduct descriptive analyses

6.Maintains timelines, achieves program goals/objectives, and facilitates the completion of agency deliverables while working as part of the team

Job Title: Epidemiologist (Fellow)

(Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) /Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/Division of High Consequence Pathogens and Pathology/Bacterial Special Pathogens Branch)

Starting Date: September 2011

Ending Date: April 2013

Employer’s Name: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education

Employer’s Address: 1600 Clifton Rd, NE Atlanta, Georgia 30333

Supervisors Name: Kate Hendricks, MD, MPH (T&M)/Melissa Goodman

Supervisors Contact: 404-***-****/865-***-****

Responsibilities and Duties

1.Infectious Disease Epidemiology Fellow at CDC’s Division of High-Consequence Pathogens and Pathology Bacterial Special Pathogens Branch (BSPB) in Atlanta, GA

2.Assists in developing clinical guidance for using medical countermeasures that can prevent or treat biological agents

3.Serves as liaison between the Special Bacteriology Reference Laboratory (SBRL) and Epidemiology Team by creating and launching the first digital surveillance system for SBRL (over 1 million data entries ranging from 1946-2012). The system characterizes bacterial infection outbreaks throughout the United States, requiring strong communication, leadership, organizational and strategic planning skills

4.Coordinates and collaborates with clinical guidance development groups (both internal and external), professional clinical societies, state/local health departments, non-government organization and community-based organizations

5.Recording and tracking agent-specific initiatives and progress, including the development and maintenance of timelines

6.Creates infrastructure to support sustainable methods for creating new and/or updating clinical guidance as new countermeasures are developed

7.Develops designs and implements a clinical guidance development algorithm for biological threats

8.Coordinates meetings and communication with federal and non-federal partners to assist in the development of clinical guidance

Job Title: Cancer Research Assistant

(Morehouse School of Medicine/Cancer Biology Program/Georgia Cancer Center for Excellence)

Starting Date: January 2005- September 2007

Ending Date: August 2010- September 2011

Employer’s Name: Morehouse School of Medicine

Employer’s Address: 720 Westview Drive SW Atlanta, GA 30310

Supervisor’s Name: Veena N. Rao, PhD, Co-Director Georgia Cancer Center

Supervisor’s Contact: 770-***-****

Responsibilities and Duties

1.Direct Research Assistant to Georgia Cancer Distinguished Scholar and Co-Director of the Cancer Biology Program, Dr. Veena N. Rao, PhD

2.Collects and disseminates quantitative and qualitative data related to the protein-protein interactions of the BRCA1 gene in relationship to development of breast and ovarian cancer for later interpretation of findings to local, state, federal and private-sectors for public health intervention

3.Performs a vast array of molecular and microbiology techniques, which includes: BSA protein analysis, cell tissue culturing, protein and DNA purification, western analysis, cloning, GST-pull down assays, PCR amplification and sequencing, ELISA, affinity chromatography, SDS-PAGE, restriction enzyme digestion, In vitro transcription/translation

4.Assists in preparation of grant proposals for NIH, ACS, and NCI

5.Prepares scientific and other articles and technical reports for publication

Job Title: CDC-INFO Correspondence Writer/Communications Specialist

(Vangent, Inc./CDC-Info)

Starting Date: August 2010

Ending Date: August 2011

Employer’s Name: Vangent, Inc.

Employer’s Address: 2970 Clairmont Rd. Ste. 840 Atlanta, Georgia 30329

Supervisor’s Name: Samanthia Jordan

Supervisor’s Contact: 770-***-****

Responsibilities and Duties

1.Communication/Research Specialist in the field of prevention and control of disease across all branches and divisions of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

2.Recipient of all email inquiries related to health, and disease prevention/control.

3.Navigates through CDC’s, along with other federal websites to search for answers to inquirers public health related questions

4.Provides support and coordination to the deliverables team

5.Familiarity with CDC website and all divisions and branches of CDC

Job Title: CDC Epidemiology Task Tracker/Action Officer

(Department of Health and Human Services-Operations Support

Branch-Emergency Operations Center)

Starting Date: November 2009

Ending Date: February 2010

Employer’s Name: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-Emergency Operations

Center

Employer’s Address: 1600 Clifton Rd. Atlanta, Georgia 30333

Supervisor’s Name: Yvette Diallo/Haiti Earthquake Relief Coordinator

Supervisor’s Contact: 404-***-****/770-***-****

Responsibilities and Duties

1.Works in conjunction with the Mission Assignment Desk and the Request for Information/ Request for Assistance Desk

2.Uses the CDC EOC Request System (DRS) Database and Microsoft Outlook to assign tasks to either functional teams using their designated mailbox or to individual subject matter experts

3.Provides reminders and other assistance to task owners to facilitate timely completion

4.Maintains a count of tasks in each of the three primary categories- Assigned not started, Assigned in Progress, and Completed

5.Tracks task activity by percentage complete and adjust task priorities as directed by the Operations Support Branch Director, Operations Section Chief, or the Incident Commander

6.Analyzes, reports, and disseminates findings, with expansion of my verbal and written communication skills by coordinating with state and local health departments, hospitals, and clinics in response to the H1N1 pandemic of 2009 via Epi-X surveillance

7.Monitors syndromic surveillance data for influenza, coordinate specimen collection and testing

8.Serves as an educational resource to enhance the public’s understanding of H1N1, assist with outbreak investigations; monitor H1N1 disease trends and affected populations

9.Confirms diagnosis of reported H1N1 cases, collecting all relevant patient data including clinical, demographic, and testing information

10.Reconciles previous day’s reports and monitors H1N1 surveillance

Job Title: Oncology Chemotherapy Admixture Specialist

(Department of Oncology/Hematology/Rheumatology)

Starting Date: March 2008

Ending Date: February 2009

Employer’s Name: Colorado Springs Health Partners, PC

Employer’s Address: 209 S. Nevada Ave Colorado Springs, CO 80903

Supervisor’s Name: Human Resources

Supervisor’s Contact: 719-***-****

Responsibilities and Duties

1.Oversees all operational procedures for the Department of Oncology/ Hematology/ Rheumatology at Colorado Springs Health Partners, PC while considering the role of cultural, social, and behavioral factors in the accessibility, availability, acceptability, and delivery of public health services

2.Maintains $350,000+ monthly inventory of Chemotherapeutics and Infusion drugs as well as procurement of all medical equipment ($300,000 + overhead) for the Oncology/Hematology Department from US Oncology, Medical Specialties Distributors, Inc., and Cardinal Wholesale Supply

3.Advanced knowledge of working with medical and claims data

4.Prior-Authorization Specialist: obtains authorizations for coverage of all chemotherapy and rheumatology infusions for registered patients

Job Title: Nationally Certified Pharmacy Technician

(Kroger-Pharmacy Department)

Starting Date: October 2005

Ending Date: September 2007

Employer’s Name: Kroger Pharmacy

Employer’s Address: 4875 Floyd Rd. Mableton, GA 30126

Supervisor’s Name: Gichuki Kimani, PharmD/Pharmacy Manager

Supervisor’s Contact: 770-***-****

Responsibilities and Duties

1.Prepares and distributes FDA-approved medications to the public while utilizing interpersonal and organizational skills

2.Responds to diverse needs that are the result of cultural differences

3.Applies communication strategies and solicits input from patients, med supplier and Pharmaceutical Representatives

4.Maintains inventory of drugs in stock and in process from wholesale

5.Contributes to the measuring, reporting and continuous improvement of organizational performance

1.Awarded Certificate of Appreciation and Honor Coin for Outstanding Commitment to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Response to the 2009 H1N1 Influenza A Pandemic. Atlanta, GA, May 2012.

2.Cum Laude Graduate: GPA 3.759- Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA. May 2011.

3.Received Certificate of Participation in the Morehouse School of Medicine/Tuskegee University/University of Alabama-Birmingham Summer Institute 2010. Atlanta, GA, July 2010.

4.Received Second Place Award for Outstanding Poster Presentation at the Morehouse School of Medicine Summer Cancer Research Training Program. “Determining the Difference in Risk Factors for Triple-Negative Breast Cancer between African American and Caucasian Women”. Atlanta, GA. July 2010.

1.Centers for Disease Control and Prevention- Young Professionals Network- Atlanta, GA, 2013-2014.

2.Centers for Disease Control and Prevention- Association for Professional Women. Atlanta, GA, 2011-2014.

3.Centers for Disease Control and Prevention- Association of Research Fellows. Atlanta, GA, 2011-2014.

4.Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Atlanta Alumnae Chapter, 2011-current.

5.Morehouse School of Medicine- Student Government Association- Epidemiology Track Representative. Atlanta, GA, 2009-2010.

6.American Cancer Society Volunteer, Atlanta, GA, 2009-2010.

7.Centers for Disease Control and Prevention- Volunteer for H1N1 and Haiti Relief Task Tracker. Atlanta, GA. 2009-2010

8.Laughing at Leukemia, Inc.- Clinical Liaison, Committee Board Member. Atlanta, GA, 2009-2010.

9.Morehouse School of Medicine- Student Ambassador at the National Environmental Public Health Symposium Atlanta, GA, 2009

10.Susan G. Komen Walk for the Cure Participant. Colorado Springs, CO, 2008-2010.

Tameka Watkins, Ben Humrighouse, “Capnocytophaga: Sometimes the bite really is worse than the bark”, Bacterial Special Pathogens Branch, Division of High Consequence Pathogens and Pathology Seminar Series, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Atlanta, GA, May 2012.

K Aysola, G. Bhat, T. Watkins, J .Xu, V. Bond, M. Powell, J. Cui, F. Aikhionbare, R. Matthews, J. Okoli, E.S.P.Reddy and V. N. Rao. “Molecular mechanism of growth inhibition of ETS-like Gene, ELK-1 in hormone-independent prostate cancers.” Presented at the Curtis parker student research symposium Atlanta, GA, February 7-8, 2012.

Q. Yunlong, J. Xu, K. Aysola, T. Watkins, N. Begum, Y. Chai, W. Grizzle, E. Partridge, G. Oprea, ESP Reddy, and V N Rao. “Alteration of a Novel BRCA1 Nuclear Trafficking Pathway leads to Breast Cancer.” Presented at the Curtis parker student research symposium. Morehouse School of Medicine. Atlanta, GA, February 7-8, 2012.

Tameka Watkins, Mary Jo Lund. “Determining the difference in risk factors for triple-negative breast cancer between African American and Caucasian women” Presented at the Morehouse School of Medicine/Tuskegee University/University of Alabama-Birmingham Summer Institute 2010-Personalized Medicine: Friend or A Foe of Cancer Health Disparities. Atlanta, GA, July 21-July 22, 2010.

Yuli Chai, Ganapathy Bhat, Kartik Aysola, Joel Okoli, Tameka Watkins, Jianqi Cui, Vaishali Reddy, Felix Aikhionbare, Roland Matthews, E. Shyam P. Reddy, and Veena N. Rao. "ELK-1 functions in vitro as a tumor suppressor" presented at the 11th RCMI international health disparities symposium. Honolulu, Hawaii, December 2008.

Yuli Chai, Kartik Aysola, Joel Okoli, Ganapathy Bhat, Tameka Watkins, Jianqi Cui, Jingyao Xu, Felix Aikhionbare, Roland Matthews, E. Shyam P. Reddy, and Veena N. Rao. "p21WAF1/CIP1 is a downstream target of ELK-1 growth suppressive pathway in breast and prostate cancer cells" presented at the CAU Prostate Cancer Symposium. Atlanta, GA, March 16-18, 2008.

Catherine R. Lewis, Nurjahan Begum, Anna W. Maniccia, Tameka Watkins, Jianqi Cui, E. Shyam P. Reddy and Veena N. Rao. “Structural and functional analysis of BRCA1 isoforms” Presented at the AACR meeting. California, April 2007.

Catherine R. Lewis, Nurjahan Begum, Anna W. Maniccia, Tameka Watkins, Paula Adamson, Yasuo Fujimura, Leo Lee, E. Shyam P. Reddy, and Veena N. Rao. “Sequence analysis and sub-cellular localization of BRCA1 proteins” Presented at the Student Research Day at Morehouse School of Medicine. Atlanta, GA, February 7, 2007.

Yuli Chai, Ningsheng Shao, Nurjahan Begum, Tameka Watkins, Catherine Lewis, Yasuo Fujimura, Joel Okoli, Sandra Harris-Hooker, Roland Matthews, Edward Partridge, E. Shyam Reddy and Veena N. Rao. “BRCA1 Isoform Inhibits tumor growth in breast cancer” Presented at the RCMI 20th Anniversary Recognition Symposium titled CANCER: From Bench to Bedside, Morehouse School of Medicine. Atlanta, GA, November 2005.

J. Xu, T. Watkins, A. Reddy, E. S.P. Reddy, V. N. Rao “A novel mechanism whereby BRCA1/1a/1b fine tunes the dynamic complex interplay between SUMO-dependent/independent activities of Ubc9 on E2-induced ER-alpha activation/repression and degradation in breast cancer cells.” International Journal of Oncology. April 2009 Vol 34:4.

References available upon request

Tameka L. Watkins, MS, MPH

Atlanta, GA 30349

mobile: 678-***-****

email: advzsm@r.postjobfree.com

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