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    Megan DiTrolio

    Megan DiTrolio

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    Megan DiTrolio is the editor of features and special projects at Marie Claire, where she oversees all career coverage and writes and edits stories on women’s issues, politics, cultural trends, and more. In addition to editing feature stories, she programs Marie Claire’s annual Power Trip conference and Marie Claire’s Getting Down To Business Instagram Live franchise.

    Latest articles by Megan DiTrolio

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      By Megan DiTrolio

      Politics
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