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Aimee Barreto

Aimee Barreto is an experienced contractor from Odenton, Maryland. For over twenty years, she has dedicated her time and resources to bettering herself so she can work to the fullest potential in her professional life. She is knowledgeable in financial management, contract management, task management, and business development. 

As a professional, Aimee Barreto excels at the work that she does. She is well-versed in accounting and keeping track of financial reporting, analyzing financial variances in forecasting, and handling employee payrolls. She has excellent communication skills and can manage negotiations of government contracts well, thanks to them. Likewise, Aimee does well with numbers, keeping track of budgets, and making sure that adequate funds are available to those who need them.

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