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From growing up as the son of a schoolteacher and a minister in Georgia to leading one of the region’s most prominent business organizations, Emory A. Edwards reflects on the childhood influences, customer service roots, and public relations background that shaped his career. On this episode of the HudPost Podcast, he sits down with Willie Gonza to discuss studying politics at Washington & Lee, earning a Master of Divinity at Yale, and working with major corporate PR clients in New York. Emory shares why targeted public relations, brand authenticity, and clear communication matter far more than quick marketing trends for growing […]
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