
manager of corporate affairs and government relations, Southern Arizona's Tucson Appliance Company
Chris Edwards
manager of corporate affairs and government relations | Southern Arizona's Tucson Appliance Company
First heard Jun 2018 on The 2 Half-Squads
About Chris
Chris Edwards, born on December 22, 1973, is an American who has served as the manager of corporate affairs and government relations at Vision Australia. Although he is primarily known for his professional skateboarding career, he is widely regarded as one of the founding pioneers of aggressive inline skating, a discipline within vert skating. His experience in the sport has contributed to his expertise in managing corporate and government relations, emphasizing his diverse background within the skating community.
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31 on recordThe newest episodes Chris Edwards has appeared on. Open one to see it on its podcast.
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Podcasts appeared on
21Every podcast that has had Chris on, most often first. Open one to see Chris's episodes there.
The Lupus Forum
Episodes
11

Seeing Eye Dogs Show, by Vision Australia Radio
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4

Oklahoma Archery
Episodes
4

Jump Street Podcast
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3

Heart 2 Talk with Theresa Cesare
Episodes
2
Victory Christian Fellowship
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2

Lee for Breakfast
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2

My Five Minutes - Short Thoughts on Creativity and Culture
Episodes
2
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