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In this episode we explore the personal history and background of Wayne County champion, Rep. John Bell, majority leader of the North Carolina House of Representatives. In addition, we discuss the evolution of politics in North Carolina and the culture at large.
Geoff Hulse, A Wayne County Chamber Cornerstone Award recipient, sits down to talk about his love for the community, and persevering through life’s trials to become a true game changer for Goldsboro and Wayne County.
In this episode we speak with Ken Fine, an award winning journalist who created New Old North Media Company. We discuss the importance of storytelling, local media, and staying up to date in the decisions being made in Wayne County.
Today we sit down with former Wayne County Chamber President, Kate Daniels. In this episode, We discuss how the chamber of commerce has always played a major role in her life, even in her childhood. And how she managed to lead a growing organization, while raising kids at the same time.
In this episode, we are joined by Frankie Franks, General Manager of Sport Durst VW Mazda of Goldsboro, and Wayne Dubois, COO and VP of the Sport Durst Automotive Group. We discuss the logistics of joining two businesses, and how personalities played a key role in ensuring success. Content Warning: As we close on the episode, we host a conversation on mental health and suicide prevention. For more information on how Sport Durst is taking a proactive role on suicide prevention, please visit www.pd3foundation.com
In Today’s episode, we are joined by Wayne County Public School’s Family Engagement and Communications Coordinator, Andrea Freile. We discuss the importance of maintaining a high level of cultural intelligence in order to develop an inclusive environment at our workplace, school campuses, and community.
In today’s episode, we are joined by former DGDC director Julie Metz, and current Director Erin Fonseca, as they share some of the behind the scene stories that led to the renovations of Center Street and beyond. Together they share the highlights of the past, and the plans for the future of historic downtown Goldsboro.
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