PR Girl Rants! with Syreta J. Oglesby

We’ve heard about people changing their majors from marketing to journalism, but what about changing your major from PRE-MED into PR! Today, we are joined by Syreta J. Oglesby, founder, and principal PR and communications of SJO who did just that.

Listen in on our fantastic conversation varying from how Syreta went from a career in orthopedic surgery to listening to her guts and pursuing the PR industry (you can imagine what her very traditional family had to say about that…) to what information she wants to leave for the future PR Girls!

Join us as we rant about:

• Syreta’s first years as pre-med
• The time and place she realized she wanted to be in PR
• What it was like telling her family
• Some of the courses she took to become a PR ninja
• How she became a storyteller and foundation for people to succeed
• Why it feels so freeing to her to be in PR

Where can you find Syreta?

Instagram: @syretajoglesby22

Facebook: @Syreta J. Oglesby

Linkedin: @Syreta Oglesby

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