Kate N. Rodler
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Kate N. Rodler

By Laura Greifner — February 23, 2006 1 min read
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Kate N. Rodler has been named the publisher of Edutopia, a San Rafael, Calif.-based education magazine. Ms. Rodler, 43, is the former acting publisher and advertising director of Fast Company magazine, based in New York City.

Laura Greifner
was a reporter-researcher for Education Week.

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