Kurt D. Freedlund had been general counsel of the Illinois Lottery for nearly 10 years when Margaret DeFrancisco, president and chief executive officer of the Georgia Lottery Corp., called him about a job. "In the lottery industry, Georgia has always been seen as the pinnacle," Freedlund said. "When the opportunity came, I couldn't say anything but yes." He took the job as general counsel of the Georgia Lottery in August 2004, and he can't say enough about his love for his job.
July 09, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Kurt D. Freedlund had been general counsel of the Illinois Lottery for nearly 10 years when Margaret DeFrancisco, president and chief executive officer of the Georgia Lottery Corp., called him about a job.
“In the lottery industry, Georgia has always been seen as the pinnacle,” Freedlund said. “When the opportunity came, I couldn’t say anything but yes.”
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