Anna Ferry, Senior Writer and Editor at Mission Multiplier

Senior Writer and Editor at Mission Multiplier

Anna Ferry is a 21 year old undergraduate student at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. She is the Senior Staff Writer and Editor for the Huntsville based cyber security company, Mission Multiplier. Ferry has proven that she has what it takes to succeed in the writing industry by bringing home numerous university-based awards and gaining state and national recognition for her essays and short stories. She has enjoyed writing since she was very young, but Ferry started writing professionally at just 18 years old when she began to draft proposals and grants for the Space Hardware club at UAH. She now actively participates in business, technical, and research-based writing, but creating educational and marketing material is among her favorite tasks. At 21 years old, Anna has already gotten a great start on her career with Mission Multiplier, and there is no telling where her potential will lead her and the organization in the future.

School teacher teaching students showing the cyber security problem in the education environment

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