

Josh McKay/Candidate for State Senate District 7
State Senate Candidate Josh McKay graduated in 1998 with a degree in Electrical Engineering and got a job in the wireless industry in Gwinnett where he worked as an engineer, technical contract negotiator, went to night school at Georgia State, and picked up an MBA along the way.
Yet his true passion was education, so eight years ago, he left the corporate world and started The Test Experts, a tutoring company focused on ACT and SAT prep for high-schoolers. He’s trained a number of other instructors since then, but still tutors every day. Every afternoon after school, Josh sits with high-school students one-on-one or in small groups to teach algebra, physics, calculus, or preps them for the SAT and ACT.
Josh is an engineer. He’s negotiated highly technical deals. He’s worked with attorneys and consultants and written legal contracts. He’s a small business owner and an independent educator. He will bring those problem-solving and analytical skills, as well as those coalition building and technical writing skills, to Atlanta to spread the message of faith, family, and freedom.



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A Georgia native, Aura-Leigh Sanders was born in Macon and grew up on her family’s 250-year-old farm in Eatonton with two younger brothers and lots of animals. After graduating from Gatewood Academy, she started college at Mercer University, where she has deep roots: Her great-great-great grandfather was the first Mercer President, Billington McCarthy Sanders.




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Joan Williams/President, North Gwinnett Kiwanis Club
Tyler Weantt/Golf Tournament Director, North Gwinnett Kiwanis Club
Maureen Kornowa/Executive Director, Home of Hope at Gwinnett Children’s Shelter
Keith Howell/Branch Manager, Homestar (Presenting Sponsor)
Doug Meyer/Chairman of the Board, Home of Hope at Gwinnett Children’s Shelter
Final Wrap with Joan Williams, Tyler Weant and Maureen Kornowa
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