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Suzuki Motor of America Names Jung Communications Coordinator

Jung recently graduated with a bachelor's degree in Public Relations from California State University, Fullerton. She previously interned at Suzuki and for powersports industry publications as part of her undergraduate study.

Suzuki Motor of America, Inc., (SMAI) recently announced that Ashley Jung has joined the company as communications coordinator.

Jung recently graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Public Relations from California State University, Fullerton. She previously interned at Suzuki and for powersports industry publications as part of her undergraduate study. Jung has several years experience working at motorcycle dealerships and can often be found at local tracks where she competes in MX and off-road events.

“We’re pleased that Ashley is taking the next step in her career with Suzuki,” said SMAI Communications Manager Paul LaBella. “She has already assisted us greatly with both our public relations and communications activities. We are very happy to have her on board as a full time employee.”

Jung has been working at Suzuki for several months on projects for communications, consumer and dealer websites, social media and press relations activities. She will continue her work in these areas and other projects in her new role.

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