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I have made significant improvements to this article since the first draft to show why Cohen meets the criteria for notability. In addition to being the subject of a widely disseminated Harvard Business School case study and a co-author of a book available in 687 libraries worldwide in three languages, Cohen has been featured in, interviewed in, and quoted by numerous reliable source independent of the subject, including: The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Forbes, Time, Harvard Business Review, CNN Money, Crain's New York Business, The Today Show, and The Christian Science Monitor. In addition Next Avenue has named Cohen as one of the top fifty Influencers in Aging in 2016 and Forty Over 40 honored Cohen among "women who are reinventing, and disrupting and making an impact." In my opinion, Cohen's article is ready for public view.
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