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Alberti has the experience

October 21, 2021 12:00 am • Last Updated: October 21, 2021 5:29 pm

My letter today is in support of the Democratic Party candidate for first selectman of the Town of East Lyme: Camille Alberti.

With an accounting degree from Pace University New York, and decades of managerial experience as a consultant with Deloitte and principal of Morgan Alberti Associates working with Fortune 500 companies, Camille Alberti is more than qualified to be elected first selectman for the Town of East Lyme.

Her expertise in management coupled with her work on the East Lyme Board of Finance is demonstrated in the 'Four Pillars' of her campaign platform, details of which can be found at: eastlymedemocrats.org/teamcamilleplatform. The electorate will be very well informed and able to cast their vote with confidence on how this first selectman candidate will lead the town of East Lyme.

Susan Holland

East Lyme

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