Background
Page, Randall was born on February 18, 1967 in Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States. Son of James and Nancy Page.
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Randall Page
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Bachelor of Science, Bob Jones University, Greenville, 1990.
Career
Director of public events Office of the Governor, Columbia, South Carolina, 1995—1999. Executive vice president Jordan and McCallum Company, Greenville, 1999—2001. Legislative affairs director Office of the Lieutenant Governor, Columbia, 2001—2003, chief of staff, 2003—2004.
Campaign manager Beasley for Senate, 2004. President South Carolinians for Responsible Government, since 2005. Senior associate Richard Quinn & Associates, 2004—2005.
Board directors Insights, Greenville, South Carolina, 1994—2001. Advisory board LifeEd, Greenville, South Carolina, since 2000, Eagle Military Academy, Summerville, South Carolina, since 2006. Executive board South Carolina Citizens for Life, Columbia, since 2001.
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Membership
Consultant George W. Bush for President, Columbia, South Carolina, 2000. Fourth district chairman South Carolina Republican Party, 2001—2003. Member Lexington County Republican Executive Committee, since 2007.
Board directors Kennerly Road Baptist Church, Irmo, South Carolina, 2003—2006, since 2008, chairman, 2004—2006, since 2008. Member executive board Greenville County Library. Systems, 1999—2001; board directors Palmetto Family Council, since 2006.
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Married Melissa Rohrman, February 16, 1991. Children: Julie Anne, Jason Ryan.
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Political Party
Republican
Education
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1990
Career
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1995 - 1999
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1999 - 2001
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2001 - 2003
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2003 - 2004
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2004
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2004 - 2005
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2005
Awards
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Recipient Order of the Palmetto, Governor David M. Beasley, South Carolina., 1998, Honorary Order of Kentucky Colonels, Governor Paul Patton, Kentucky, 2003, Distinguished Service award, Bob Jones University Alumni Association, 2006.Recipient Order of the Palmetto, Governor David M. Beasley, South Carolina., 1998, Honorary Order of Kentucky Colonels, Governor Paul Patton, Kentucky, 2003, Distinguished Service award, Bob Jones University Alumni Association, 2006.