Adriana Teresa Letorney

Founder & CEO

Visura / Cofounder, Scout Film Festival

adriana.visura.co

Location: Stowe

Nationality: Puerto Rican

Biography: Adriana Teresa Letorney is the Founder & CEO of Visura.co , a market network for publishers to discover freelance visual storytellers worldwide, and freelancers to build their website, and network with the global marketplace of media and... MORE

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