interview
Interviews with successful executives and top corporate culture influencers.
Author Interview with Opa Hysea Wise
ABOUT THE BOOK “No Place to Hide” Against hope, Smythe Windwalker Daniels’ anonymity is compromised, and a threat has been made against her life. The danger impacts not only her life but the lives of those around her. She reluctantly accepts the FBI’s protection, hoping to testify and bring a promise of justice to a community. Smythe is a woman with vision in her eyes and fire in her soul. From a young age, Smythe was discriminated against as a mixed-race girl in a predominantly white neighborhood. She travels to Hawaii to escape the corporate rat race, only to get entangled in a pesticide poisoning cover-up attempt by a mega-corporation. While on the run, she seeks to find meaning in events that now threaten her life. Through a series of misadventures, she discovers how all events are all woven together in this tapestry called “life.” As she uses her past experience to find meaning in her present, she begins to see beauty in the midst of chaos. But the harder she tries to hide, the more difficult it is to survive.
By Ashley Nestler, MSW5 years ago in Journal
Christina Stoddard
Many artists and creators have a story to tell which allowed them to triumph through adversity. Artistry has been a value in many people's lives as a method of healing, empowering, creating, and inspiring. As a Domestic Violence, and Breast Cancer survivor, art has become very important to Christina Stoddard. I am honored to share Christina's story with you.
By Tammy Reese5 years ago in Journal
Typography Aced by Anagha Narayanan
Typography designer Anagha Narayanan of Universal Thirst wins the SOTA Catalyst Award 2020. By Amiya Hisham The Society of Typographic Aficionados (SOTA) which celebrates the original work of young typographic artists under the age of 25 conferred its SOTA Catalyst Award to 23-year old Indian-type artist Anagha Narayanan of the Universal Thirst Type Foundry this year. She was selected for her impressive portfolio on Indic typefaces by a jury comprising Kristine Arth, KouroshBeigpour, Rachel Elnar, Caren Litherland, and Juan Villanueva. In addition to SOTA, she has also been listed by Sharp Type this year for typographic excellence.
By Scale Magazine5 years ago in Journal
Patricia Pinto is an entrepreneur who is an inspiration for her talents in modeling and acting.
We'd like to introduce you to Patricia Pinto. Patricia is an entrepreneur who is an inspiration for her talents in modeling and acting. She let us get together for an exclusive interview. She's a self-made woman. She owns the NYC modeling agency La Creme Modeling & Acting which has offices in Miami and is an actress, blogger, and former fashion model.
By Jeremy Smith5 years ago in Journal
CEO — Ishhh — Blessed Millionaire
Ishmael Picott, famously known as CEO — Ishh, is an ambitious serial entrepreneur building a multi-million dollar business empire. He is also a celebrity publicist, mentor, motivator and wealth coach. CEO-Ishh is the owner of Blessionaire Apparel, worn by celebrities such DJ Envy, Harlem Globetrotter Bull Bullard, Moné Davis,Trent Crews from ‘Love & Hip Hop’ and many more. DJ Envy can be seen on the breakfast club wearing the “Blessionaire Apparel” brand on interviews with T.D Jakes, Steve Stoute, Amanda Edwards, Ryan Leslie, Deval Patrick, and many more.
By Jason James 5 years ago in Journal
Who is "CEO-Ishhh?"
CEO-Ishhh, is an ambitious serial entrepreneur building a multi-million dollar business empire. He is also a celebrity publicist, mentor, motivator and wealth coach. CEO-Ishh is the owner of Blessionaire Apparel, worn by celebrities such as DJ Envy, Harlem Globetrotter Bull Bullard, Moné Davis,Trent Crews from ‘Love & Hip Hop’ and many more. DJ Envy can be seen on the breakfast club wearing the “Blessionaire Apparel” brand. Even in an interviews with T.D Jakes, Steve Stoute, Amanda Edwards, Ryan Leslie, Deval Patrick, and many more.
By Honk Magazine5 years ago in Journal
Nikki Jones
Nikki Jones is a creative and outside the box thinker, who will look at original ideas from a new perspective. Nikki has an enthusiastic, optimistic, and extroverted personality. She pursues intimidating experiences and she thrives in competitive situations. Jones was born and raised in Colorado but has been fortunate enough to have experienced various cultures around the world. Nikki loves nothing more than to embrace cultural diversity, and to integrate it into her relationships.
By Tammy Reese5 years ago in Journal
Clyde Anderson
Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, Clyde Anderson is a gifted individual who demonstrates a passion for the visual/media arts which include: video editing; photography, and social media advertisement. In 2018, Clyde founded Clyde Anderson Media where he lends his expertise to clients in the visual /media arts arena.
By Tammy Reese5 years ago in Journal
Tere Tatiana
Tere Tatiana, born Tereion Tatiana Henry is a tenacious beauty with big dreams and has the determination to make them into reality. A “cornbread-fed Georgia Peach”, Tere was born in Atlanta, GA, and raised in Statesboro, GA. Tere graduated from Claflin University Cumma Sum Laude in just three years with a degree in Public Relations. Due to her overly ambitious personality, she went on to embrace a new chapter in life as she learned how to balance being a single mother while beginning deployment to Afghanistan as a Government Contractor when her daughter was just four months old in 2009.
By Tammy Reese5 years ago in Journal
Tekisha Walton
Introducing Tekisha Walton Hello! My name is Tekisha Walton and I am 32-years-old. I am from Miami, FL but currently live in Madison, AL. I attended Florida Memorial University where I received my bachelor's in psychology. From there I went on to study at Arizona State University where I received my masters in human and family development. After that, I studied theatre for a bit at Nova Southeastern University. So where does my passion for theatre come in? Well, I started writing screenplays in middle school. A very good friend of mine introduced it to me and I fell in love with it. Many of my school friends read some of my plays during that time and they were intrigued by them. Then in high school, more good friends read them, and really enjoyed them a lot. After that, I fell apart from screenwriting, I’m not sure, but it just left my heart. And I honestly pursued majors that I thought sounded good, if that makes sense! But in the end, I fell back in love with my passion, and have been writing ever since!
By Tammy Reese5 years ago in Journal
