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Ms. Low-Kramen is a passionate spokesperson on issues concerning celebrity assistants and enjoys setting the record straight. As a result, she has been quoted in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, NY Post, and Vanity Fair, and interviewed on Entertainment Tonight and Good Day New York among others. She also regularly teaches a class called “Become a Celebrity Assistant” for the Learning Annex in NYC and is a guest speaker at executive assistant conferences in the US and Canada. 
Ms. Low-Kramen worked to create NYCA in 1996 with seven fellow celebrity assistants. It is the only organization of it’s kind on the East Coast and has grown to over ninety members. In 2003, she was honored by her peers for career achievement at a ceremony in Beverly Hills. Ms. Low-Kramen’s work with Olympia Dukakis has included close involvement with the Academy Award win for Moonstruck, the 1988 presidential campaign of Michael Dukakis, travel around the world to places such as Sydney, London, Alaska and Prague and numerous awards shows and benefits. A New
Jersey native, Ms. Low-Kramen holds a B.A. degree from Rutgers University in
English and Theatre. She worked in public relations and marketing for
not-for-profit theatres in Chicago, Atlanta and Houston before returning to New
Jersey where she became Public Relations Director at Olympia Dukakis’ Whole
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