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T-belle Sherrod

Director
Post Properties
United States

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Innovation, Leadership, Management, Design, Ethonomics

Educational History

  • Emory University, Bachelor’s degree.

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  • Director, Post Properties

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I am dedicated to bringing order and reasoning to branding within my company... my career has been focused on branding and advertising and building brand equity and presenting a solid foundation visually and verbally for the companies I have worked for.  My personal interests are reading, gardening, and camping (with a little off-roading thrown in there).

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Big Idea: "Most voters won't care that John McCain doesn't use e-mail or surf the web." | by Fast Company staff | July 18, 2008 10:31 pm
Comment: Everyone has their preferred way of correspondence and you can't jugde someone's efficency and character...
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Blog Post: Paying Attention To Your Level of Impact | by Donna Karlin | July 18, 2008 9:39 pm
Comment: You are so on target... corporate communications runs deep. When a company is in transition, especially,...
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Fast Talk | July 18, 2008 9:28 pm
Q. Fast Talk Question - Are we more likely to have a vibrant, fast growing economy under John McCain or Barack Obama?
A. Barack Obama seems to talk a lot about "change" ... what kind of change? Mo0re taxes to fund more government programs... give me a break. We are taxed to death (literally) as it is. Who is going...
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Fast Talk | July 18, 2008 9:21 pm
Q. Fast Talk Question - What’s the quickest way to get back in the job circuit after being laid off?
A. Friends and business associates. ...
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