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Former Ambassador of the Cote dâIvoire; Co-Founder and CEO, International Development

Kelly Cutrone was born on November 13 1965 and is from Camillus a small town in upstate New York. She got a nursing degree in Syracuse University. After that she went to New York and got a job driving all over the city educating nursing in the Jenny Craig program.
She lived in a dangerous neighborhood partied hard and got evicted when she quit her job and couldnât pay rent. Since sheâd made friends partying (and was even starting to informally organize events) she couch-surfed for a while and then shacked up with Anthony Haden-Guest Vanity Fair art critic .
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