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NOTE;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Don Yaeger has spent nearly 20 years in Florida=E2=80=99s Capitol working i=
    n and around the political process in a number of capacities, ranging f=
    rom journalist to campaign strategist to governmental consultant. In ad=
    dition to his role with One Eighty Consulting Don is also a writer/edit=
    or with Sports Illustrated magazine, New York Times Best-selling author=
    , small business owner, well-known motivational speaker and media train=
    ing specialist.=20=0D=0A=0D=0AAs President of our firm, for the last 10 years Don has served as consultan=
    t to a variety of clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies such as De=
    ll, KPMG, Cisco Systems, Unisys, and EMC to smaller clients involved in=
     environmental, health care, insurance, and financial services issues. =
    He began his consulting career working for several Tallahassee-based co=
    mpanies involved in the highest levels of Florida government. Additiona=
    lly, Don served as campaign consultant and media advisor to more than a=
     dozen successful statewide and legislative political candidates.=20=0D=0A=0D=0AEarly in his career, Don was a reporter in San Antonio and Dallas for two o=
    f the largest newspapers in Texas, where he covered a variety of subjec=
    ts from earthquakes in Mexico City to elections in El Salvador. From 19=
    86 to 1990, he was a Political Editor for the Florida Times-Union, cove=
    ring state and local politics for Jacksonville=E2=80=99s daily newspape=
    r. His assignments there ranged from traveling with every major preside=
    ntial candidate in 1988 to spending seven weeks inside Afghanistan with=
     the mujahadeen as they battled the Soviets in the late 1980s.=0D=0A=0D=0AIn 1996, Don became an Associate Editor for Sports Illustrated magazine, wh=
    ere he reports and writes on many of the most important issues facing s=
    ports today, from steroids in baseball to security concerns at athletic=
     events. He has twice been a finalist for the National Magazine Award, =
    the highest recognition that can be bestowed upon writers at America=E2=
    =80=99s leading magazines. During the last ten years, Don has also auth=
    ored or co-authored 10 books, all on sports-related subjects, three of =
    which were on the New York Times Best-seller list.=0D=0A=0D=0ADon was recently appointed by Senate President Jim King to serve on the boa=
    rd of the Florida Education Fund. He also was appointed to the board of=
     the Brogan Museum of Art and Science.=0D=0A=0D=0ADon received his Bachelor of Science degree in May 1984 from Ball State Uni=
    versity, where he majored in Journalism and History.  He resides in Tal=
    lahassee.
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