Meet Rachel, our Content Manager and Lead Copywriter, who pivoted from advertising to SaaS and has never looked back.
Born and raised in the UK, Rachel has lived in London, Paris, Buenos Aires, and now Brussels. Through city-hopping, traveling, and her studies in French and Journalism, she’s picked up French and Spanish, and is now inventing her own language with help from her three-year-old daughter: Franglospanish!
Outside work, Rachel enjoys making (and eating) fresh pasta, drawing, and spending as much time as possible outside, cycling, hiking, or running.
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