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Jay Byrne is president of v-Fluence Interactive. He has more than 25 years experience in public affairs and issues management. He has provided strategic communications support to multinational corporations, academic institutions, non-profits and government agencies.

He has held senior communication positions with the Monsanto Company, the Clinton Administration and a number of congressional and local political offices.

Byrne is a co-author of "Let them Eat Precaution: How politics is undermining the genetic revolution in agriculture," published by the American Enterprise Institute.

Byrne is a frequent conference and workshop speaker on new media communications, digital strategy and online influence topics.

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