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        <title><![CDATA[Charity scammer falsely claimed she worked with George Clooney for years]]></title>
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        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The woman behind a virtual philanthropic conference that promised George Clooney, Matthew McConaughey and other A-listers, but allegedly <strong>turned out to be a sham,</strong> has been claiming she worked with Clooney for years, said a source.</p><p>In an e-mail seen by Page Six, Stephanie Lapensee claims she has worked alongside Clooney on numerous charity projects since 2006. But a rep for the “Oceans 11” star told us, “It’s not true.” When asked for comment Lapensee said, “I have never worked” with Clooney or “any of his charities.”</p><p>Lapensee hired Wunderlich Kaplan Communications to publicize her Thrive Philanthropy digital Connect Summit with tickets going for up to $1,799. But the p.r. firm’s Dara Kaplan told us that after press materials went out, they got a call from Clooney’s rep saying he was not involved in or aware of the Summit. “It seems that we were hired to launch a conference that was built on lies,” the firm said.</p><p>A statement on Thrive’s site states, “miscommunication from Thrive Philanthropy led to keynote speakers being publicized before they had officially committed.” But Kaplan said, “It’s not a miscommunication.”</p>]]></content:encoded>
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