
Whitney Weldon | CureTalks
Whitney Weldon, diagnosed with FOP at the age of 9. Now living in NYC, Whitney is an action-oriented, self-starter with exceptional communication skills. A graduate of Georgetown University undergrad and a Master’s degree from New York University. Whitney combines ambition, curiosity, and an eagerness to learn with a “can-do” mentality in her daily life. Professionally, Whitney works at NYC’s Department of Transportation. She is known for her proactive approach and ability to drive initiatives forward. Her communication skills enable her to effectively convey ideas and collaborate with others, fostering a productive and positive work environment. Outside of her professional life, Whitney is deeply committed to her community in NYC. She enjoys volunteering and dedicates her time to various causes, demonstrating her compassion and desire to make a difference. Exploring the vibrant streets of New York City is one of her favorite pastimes, where she constantly seeks new experiences and insights. Whitney exemplifies the qualities of an ambitious and active learner, always ready to take on new challenges and contribute meaningfully to her surroundings.
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