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Maury Wolfe
Vice President, Corporate Responsibility and Social Impact
Maury Wolfe is a highly accomplished professional with a strong educational background. He holds an MBA from Georgetown University McDonough School of Business and a Bachelor's degree from Vanderbilt University.
Maury Wolfe has been associated with renowned organizations and programs, showcasing his expertise and commitment to corporate responsibility, sustainability, and public affairs. He has served as the AVP of Corporate Responsibility and Public Affairs at Cox Enterprises, Senior Director of Corporate Social Responsibility at Cox Enterprises, Director of Corporate Responsibility - Sustainability at InterContinental Hotels Group, Director of Policy and Sustainability at Coca-Cola Refreshments, Manager of Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability at Coca-Cola Enterprises, and Manager of LEED for Retail at U.S. Green Building Council.
Maury Wolfe's professional journey also includes roles such as Fellow in the First Movers Program at The Aspen Institute and Manager of Productions - Contractor at Hayes & Associates. His diverse experience reflects a keen interest and expertise in areas like sustainability, corporate responsibility, and policy.
With a wealth of experience in various leadership positions focusing on sustainability and corporate responsibility, Maury Wolfe emerges as a seasoned professional with a deep understanding of environmental and social issues.
Highlights
Last week, Cox Enterprises hosted Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Power & Potential. Michael Render and Jane Fonda stole the show (of course). Inspiring us, making us laugh, and importantly reminding us how to stand up and support the youth of Georgia. Honored to have sat in the room with the amazing minds thatmake up the Rising Leaders at GCAPP. It's another step towards helping 34 million people lead more prosperous lives by 2034. #cox34by34
Yesterday I was left inspired by the 60+ students of 21st Century Leaders, Inc. that joined Cox Enterprises for a day of hands on STEM learning. The crew at Manheim taught students about how we are using AI for conditioning reports, students did car valuations, built robots and heard from STEM leaders at Cox. It is clear our future is bright with these emerging leaders. Thank you Julian Mason, Jessica Perez, Shawan Allen, Eddie Rawlings and everyone else that brought this special day to life. It’s one more way we are empowering 34 million people to live more prosperous lives by 2034. #cox34by34
