Starkville Welcomes New Member to Advertising Team
A fresh face has recently joined the advertising sector in Starkville. DeAnte Bradley, originally from Pachuta, Mississippi, has become an advertising representative for a prominent daily newspaper in the area.
Early life and Education
Born to parents who both served in the Navy, Bradley was brought up primarily by his grandparents. Currently, he’s navigating through parenthood himself, being a father to a three-month-old son, Dakody.
Bradley is an alumnus of Heidelberg High School and graduated as the fifth-ranking student in his class. He later pursued his higher education at Mississippi State University. However, he eventually opted for an associate degree at Meridian Community College.
Work Journey
On completing his degree, Bradley decided to plunge into the professional world and took up a job at Event Zona in Columbus. He was trusted with managing several of their locations. His journey then led him to join Home Store Furnishings on Highway 12 in Starkville, where he further honed his professional skills.
A Passion for Advertising
What sets Bradley apart in his field is his passion for advertising and a deep-rooted commitment to local businesses. He believes in the power of digital platforms and aims to use them to engage younger generations in the community. Bradley’s endeavors are aimed at helping local businesses flourish and preventing the city’s revenue from flowing out to online retailers without local presence.
In his words, “I want the local businesses to thrive. I want to be a part of boosting up the city and focusing on the businesses we have here rather than encouraging people to go out and purchase from online retailers with no local presence. We have to support locals in order to keep locality.”
A Bright Future Ahead
With individuals like Bradley, who carry such profound understanding and commitment to the promotion of local economy, the future of Starkville businesses seems to be in capable hands. His dedication is bound to foster the prosperity of local businesses and ensure their stories are heard far and wide.
