Gloria Cox is an accomplished business professional with a diverse background in programming, demand planning, and project management. She holds a Master of Business Administration from Emory University's Goizueta Business School and a Bachelor of Science in International Affairs and Management from the Georgia Institute of Technology.

Before joining Chick-fil-A Corporate, she worked as a project manager at Berlin Atlantic Capital and a campaign manager at Judson Hill for State Senate and Caldwell for House.

Gloria has also held roles at the Georgia State Senate, where she served as a Senate Intern. During her time at Chick-fil-A, she was the Associate Director of Programming at the Chick-fil-A Foundation and a Demand Planner. In her current role as Giving Leader, she plays a pivotal role in leading giving strategy and oversees the Chick-fil-A Corporate team's giving efforts.

Overall, Gloria's background and experience position her as a knowledgeable and well-rounded professional capable of leading and executing successful initiatives.