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NashvilleBusiness.Net 100 Leading Women 2018: Sonya Hairston
Click Here To Listen Nashville Business 100 Leading Women Sonya Hairston Sonya Hairston is an experienced senior executive, with several years of success in financial management, production, sales, marketing and negotiations. Her general management background includes reorganizing and integrating new operations, team building, budget creation and management, establishing strategic alliances and joint ventures; while in every situation improving revenue growth and profitability. As a turnaround specialist, Hairston successfully focused on organizations in the entertainment industry – most specifically the Music, Film and Non-Profit Marketplaces. She is also President and CEO of her own companies, Classic Affairs, Inc. and Noteably Nashville, LLC. Classic Affairs’ mission is to provide etiquette and protocol training to business executives traveling [...]
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NashvilleBusiness.Net 100 Leading Women 2018: Patrycya King Williams
Click Here To Listen Nashville Business 100 Leading Women Patrycya King Williams Patrycya King Williams, a Nashville native born into an iconic music family, acquired an aptitude for reading music and playing instruments at a young age. However, Patrycya’s expertise transcends the realm of music: Her experience as a Marketing and Public Relations Manager in a Fortune 500 company served not only as a building block to strengthen her own corporate dexterity, but also as a catalyst in constructing her own company, PK Williams Enterprises. As CEO, she is multifaceted and instrumental in creating opportunities for her clients through brand development, planning/execution of tours, securing speaking engagements, and creating extensive marketing proposals. She scouts talented [...]
WilliamsonBusiness.Com 100 Leading Women 2018: Debbie Winans Lowe
Click Here To Listen Williamson Business 100 Leading Women Debbie Winans Lowe Debbie Winans Lowe is the youngest sibling of the Gospel music family The Winans. Her passion for music coincides with her desire to see people truly impacted with the Gospel of Jesus. Debbie’s most recent charge by God is faithfully serving alongside her husband James Lowe, Senior Pastor at Bethel World OutReach Church in Brentwood, TN. Pastor James & Debbie reside in the Nashville area and have three sons.
Hachette Is The Official Book Group Partner Of Leading African Americans In Music City 2018
Hachette Book Group is providing the following prizes for selected honorees on Sunday February 18th at 3pm or 6pm at The Little Brick Theater at The Factory for the Leading African Americans of Music City Reception & Jazz Concert featuring Angela Marie Jones and Lisa Webb. To purchase one of the remaining tickets call 615-716-2139. The 16 great books are: Soar by T.C. Jakes (1) Good Leaders Ask Great Questions by John C. Maxwell (2) Make It Rain: How To Use the Media to Revolutionize Your Business and Brand by Areva Martin (5) All Day: A Year of Love and Survival Teaching Incarcerated Kids at Rikers Island by Liza Jessie Peterson (2) NO Justice: One [...]
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The Homestead Manor Is The Official “Reception” Partner Of Leading African Americans In Music City 2018 GalleryThe Homestead Manor Is The Official “Reception” Partner Of Leading African Americans In Music City 2018
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The Homestead Manor Is The Official “Reception” Partner Of Leading African Americans In Music City 2018
Situated on 50 acres of land steeped in local history, the ca. 1819 Homestead Manor property is A. Marshall Family Food Inc.’s rural multi-layer hospitality concept, offering a wealth of dining, entertainment and educational opportunities to the community. Harvest at Homestead builds on Southern basics, borrowing influences from culinary traditions that have originated from kitchens across the map. Expect bold dishes and ground-breaking techniques, promoting our chefs’ individualism and ability to turn something simple into an innovative rendition. The Harvest menu rotates flavors according to the season’s yield, bringing rich, layered plates to life by way of our on-site organic gardens and neighboring farms that produce superior ingredients. Experience a farm-to-fork experience that brings both [...]
Aloft Of Cool Springs Is The Official Luxury “Hotel Happy Hour” Partner Of Leading African Americans In Music City 2018
Before the Premiere Black History Month Event on February 18th at 3pm and 6pm at The Little Brick Theater at The Factory of Franklin, Meet & Greet some of the Leading African Americans of Music City at The Aloft Hotel Of Cool Springs Monday February 12th from 6pm to 9pm featuring the R&B/Soul of Andrea Nicole, light refreshments & Cash Bar. Hosted by Kristina Rust, Director of Sales. Register now for this event limited to the first 80. Visit www.DrAlvin.org. To get tickets to the premiere Black History Month Event: Reception/Jazz Concert For The Leading African Americans on February 18th at either 3pm or 6pm call 615-716-2139.
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