Veteran and PR Guru Seeking to Support Other Veteran Entrepreneurs
Jan 11, 2021
Retired Air Force Veteran turns military expertise into public relations agency to support veterans, small business owners and nonprofits by gaining visibility through various mediums.
Fayetteville, United States - January 11, 2021 /PressCable/ —
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
(Fayetteville, N.C.) After 20 years of loyal service in the United States Air Force, ShaDonna McPhaul, also known as ‘Mo,” transitioned to civilian life as an entrepreneur and public relations manager. McPhaul soon started two companies, Mo’s Heroes and The Mo You Know. Now she is seeking to offer support and facilitation to other veteran entrepreneurs, small businesses and nonprofits.
During her time as an active-duty service member, McPhaul gained expertise in Public Affairs, Administrative Support, Knowledge Operations Management, Command & Control, Human Resources & Logistics Management and Religion & Resiliency Support. McPhaul uses this experience in corporate communications to help small businesses gain additional target audience exposure and introduce new audiences to their business. There are so many tools and resources clients may or may not know about so we just want to present all of the possibilities to help the decisions makers the best decisions to to accommodate their marketing budget in this ever changing market. Each day we learn about new programs and software that will help us run our business a lot smoother.
“As CEO and public relations manager of The Mo You Know, I get to use a lot of the expertise I gained in the military,” explained McPhaul. “I coordinate, network and facilitate in order to ensure every client gets their desired results. Public relations is about so much more than just media appearances or placements – it’s about telling stories. I have a special passion for helping veteran entrepreneurs tell their stories, rebrand themselves and lose the ‘military mentality’ so they can go on to be successful in their new careers and businesses.”
For those interested in getting a free sneak peak of McPhaul’s expertise, they can download a free media checklist on the website themoyouknow.info.
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Media Contact:
ShaDonna “Mo” McPhaul, CEO
1-877-Mo-Knows (665-6697)
www.themoyouknow.info
Contact Info:
Name: ShaDonna Monique McPhaul
Email: Send Email
Organization: The Mo You Know
Address: 100 Hay Street, Fayetteville, NC 28301, United States
Phone: +1-877-665-6697
Website: https://themoyouknow.info/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88993042
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