Teddy Gathmann Case Study

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Teddy is an 18 year old actor and an athlete. He has also worked with many organizations such as American Diabetes Association and the JDRF.Teddy Gathmann was the junior ambassador and a advocate, which promoted a global awareness that helped raise funds for cures. Teddy has had the honor of leading two organized walks,which involved cutting the ribbon at both of the events.Teddy enjoys dividing his day between acting and online academics classes. While also making to stay in shape with his love for basketball and lacrosse. Being a team player and staying in shape are a must for the acting world. Another thing teddy loved to do was to take part in International living. Teddy spent summers in France with an extended family. That provided Teddy

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