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Emory Cox

b. 1995

United States government official

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About Emory Cox

Born 1995.

Emory Cox (born December 24, 1995) is a United States government official currently serving as special assistant to the president for international economic relations.

Early life and education Cox was born in Pell City, Alabama, to Annette Cox and Metro Bank founder Ray Cox.

Career Cox interned for United States congressman Mike Rogers while in high school and went on to intern for Alabama politicians Bill Armistead, Robert J. Bentley, John Merrill, and Luther Strange as well as senator Jeff Sessions.

During the first Trump administration, Cox worked as a White House intern. He later served as a senior economic advisor to senator Tommy Tuberville. In January 2025, he was named special assistant to the president for international economic relations.

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United States government official

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Emory Cox was born on 24 December 1995.

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· Wikipedia: Emory Cox

· Wikidata: Q132184621

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