Deanna Cox

About

A true visionary with an entrepreneurial spirit, Deanna possesses a deep-rooted passion for helping small businesses flourish. With a background in consultative selling, she understands the intricate art of building relationships and offering tailored solutions. This expertise has allowed her to bridge the gap between businesses and their clients, fostering connections that go beyond transactions.

Deanna's journey in sales began at a remarkably young age, as she embarked on her first sales job at the tender age of four alongside her grandfather in their family business. This early exposure to the world of commerce and relationship-building laid the foundation for her future successes. Her innate ability to connect with people and understand their needs has been a driving force throughout her career.

While Deanna's professional accomplishments are impressive, her heart remains firmly rooted in family and community. Her dedication to helping businesses thrive is driven not only by her business acumen but also by a genuine desire to see her community and state flourish. Her legacy is one of empowerment, as she uses her skills and experiences to create positive change wherever she goes.

Deanna's journey is a mosaic of faith, family, business, and community. Her commitment to growth, both for herself and those around her, is a testament to her character and values. With a heart full of love and a mind attuned to possibility, Deanna continues to leave her mark as a loving wife, nurturing mother, doting grandmother, and dedicated advocate for the growth and success of small businesses.

Deanna is a member and Ambassador for The Dagny Taggart Society (TDTS) within our partner, J. Galt. We are a group of passionate and driven women who support and empower each other to prosper as business owners. I offer my expertise to help other women grow their businesses and achieve their goals. I am a servant leader who values ethics, passion, and excellence in everything I do.  Deanna donates her time with several chamber of commerce groups, Christian Business Women Network and Texas Business Women, and proudly serves on the membership committee of NAWBO Austin.

Written by Sayla Pustejovsky