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Impact Communications Names Jonny Swift President to Drive Growth

By Kendrick Davis

Impact Communications is poised for significant growth with the appointment of Jonny Swift as President, a strategic move that underscores our commitment to the financial services sector. With 15 years of experience at Impact, Swift’s leadership will drive innovation and strengthen our position in a competitive market.

LEAWOOD, Kan.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– #FinancialAdvisors–Impact Communications, Inc. (Impact), an award-winning marketing and PR firm that has since 1993 exclusively served the financial services industry, is formally announcing that Jonny Swift has been appointed President of the firm. Swift, who has been with Impact for 15 years, previously served as Vice President and Senior Relationship Manager. The leadership team intentionally chose to make the announcement via the Future Proof Festival conference app and on soci

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