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Rodney Jetton
Rodney Jetton is a former Speaker of the Missouri House and a skilled communicator who has candidly shared his personal story of success, failure and forgiveness with elected offic...voir plusRodney Jetton is a former Speaker of the Missouri House and a skilled communicator who has candidly shared his personal story of success, failure and forgiveness with elected officials, Christian men’s groups, student assemblies and church audiences all across America. He currently owns Targeted Communications, a content marketing company helping businesses build better relationships with their customers. He is also a partner in Second Act Strategies, a bipartisan group of former public servants who share their stories of overcoming crisis with corporations, elected officials and not-for-profit organizations. Rodney served as the marketing director for Schultz Surveying and Engineering Inc. from 2010 to 2013 where he helped double the company's revenues allowing SSE to make the Inc. 500/5000 list in 2010, 2011 and 2012. Rodney was recognized by the Springfield Business Journal as the top Marketing Director in Southwest Missouri in 2011. He founded The Missouri Times; Missouri's top newspaper covering public policy and politics. He most recently finished Son of a Preacher Man about his life growing up in the home of a Baptist preacher and he co-authored a book on crisis management- The Recovering Politician's Twelve Step Program to Survive Crisis. Rodney served as a Captain in the United States Marine Corps, and enjoys outdoor activities such as running, hiking, mountain biking, and fishing. He is a member of Gideons International and attends the Sanctuary of Hope Church in Branson, Missouri. Rod is also the father of three wonderful children Callie, Emily and Will. To learn more about him, go to www.rodjetton.com.voir moins
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