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Lorraine Cochran-Johnson

Currently holds the office of DeKalb County Commission - District 7 until December 31, 2026.

Candidate for DeKalb County Chief Executive Officer in 2024 Georgia General Election.

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Lorraine Cochran-Johnson

DeKalb County Commission - District 7

About Lorraine Cochran-Johnson

Professional Experience
DeKalb County Commission, Commissioner - District 7 (2019 - Present)
Real Times Media and Atlanta Daily World, General Manager and Associate Publisher (2015 - Present)
Great Southern Publishers, Inc., Regional Marketing Manager (2013 - 2015)
United Front Media, Communications Specialist (2009 - 2013)
Salons Unlimited Magazine, Publisher (2007 - 2010)
Creative Loafing Newspaper, Senior Account Executive (1999 - 2009)
Degrees
Master's, Troy University, Administration of Criminal Justice (1993)
Master's, Auburn University, Public Administration & Economic Development (1995)
Bachelor's, Troy University, Political Science & Criminal Justice (1993)
High School Diploma, Greenville High School
John Marshall Law School (1998)

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