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Geri Brin is the founder of FabOverFifty.com. Prior to her work in digital media, Geri was an editor and publisher at Fairchild Publications for 23 years. She wrote for renowned titles such as "New York Magazine," "Cosmopolitan," "Harper’s Bazaar," "Town & Country" and "Parents Magazine."

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