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Based in [[St. Louis, Missouri]], '''Gina Loudon''' a broadcaster and blogger focused on politics, faith in action, life design, travel and effective Christian living. In addition to broadcasting, she is president of the public relations firm, Legacy Group. | Based in [[St. Louis, Missouri]], '''Gina Loudon''' a broadcaster and blogger focused on politics, faith in action, life design, travel and effective Christian living. In addition to broadcasting, she is president of the public relations firm, Legacy Group. | ||
Both she and her husband, John, are politically active; she managed his campaign | Both she and her husband, John, are politically active; she managed his campaign as a Missouri state representative. As a [[Tea Party movement]] activist [[Bill Hennessy]] calls her a "cornerstone". She founded the [[Arizona BUYcott]]. | ||
She [[homeschooling|homeschools]] their children and serves on various boards. | She [[homeschooling|homeschools]] their children and serves on various boards. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:38, 29 October 2013
Based in St. Louis, Missouri, Gina Loudon a broadcaster and blogger focused on politics, faith in action, life design, travel and effective Christian living. In addition to broadcasting, she is president of the public relations firm, Legacy Group.
Both she and her husband, John, are politically active; she managed his campaign as a Missouri state representative. As a Tea Party movement activist Bill Hennessy calls her a "cornerstone". She founded the Arizona BUYcott.
She homeschools their children and serves on various boards.
Education
- Bachelor's degree in psychology and education, William Woods University,
- Master's degree in counseling education, Saint Louis University, 1995
- Mater's degree in human development, Fielding Graduate University, 1997
- Doctorate in Human and Organizational Development, Fielding Graduate University, 1999