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Emily Courtney - Brand Manager
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Emily is the Brand Manager for Nature’s Eye. She earned both a Bachelor’s degree (Forestry/Wildlife Management) and a Master’s degree (Agribusiness Management) from Mississippi State University. She has been with Nature’s Eye since its inception, and has experience working in every branch of the Nature’s Eye family, from habitat development to content marketing. Being part of the company’s growth through every milestone and evolution gives her a unique perspective and deep understanding of the brand and culture; which she uses in her role to guide brand integrity, visual brand representation, marketing, and public relations. Emily is passionate about conserving wild places and wildlife habitat, and cultivating an appreciation and love for the outdoors in others.
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Emily’s career began with Mossy Oak Land Enhancement Services/Nativ Nurseries, where she worked alongside Nature’s Eye founder, Blake Hamilton. This role broadened her knowledge of managing wildlife habitat and provided professional experience in business management and client relations. When Blake founded Nature’s Eye, she accepted a position with the new company and has filled multiple roles over the years. Her familiarity with Blake and his vision has helped guide the evolution of the brand and keep the company focused on its True North.
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Throughout her years with Nature’s Eye, she has authored over 50 publications on conservation, wildlife management, and the outdoor lifestyle. She is the voice behind the Nature’s Eye Field Journal, and the social media accounts for all of the brands within the Nature's Eye Ecosystem. Additionally, she manages website design, marketing materials, and content creation through Nature’s Eye Media. She also coordinates guided hunting experiences at the Nature’s Eye Showcase Farm.
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Emily lives in Ocean Springs, Mississippi and nurtures her lifelong love of the outdoors through hunting, camping, hiking, and writing about her experiences. She relishes every opportunity to travel and see new landscapes and wildlife, and inspire others to explore and protect the beauty and wonder of nature.




