Gwendolyn

~Our Mission
The African-American Public Relations Collective (AAPRC,,) is an assemblage of professionals who provide communication conduits among clients, journalists, media and our communities. We come together as a collective because we recognize the importance of building those same conduits amongst ourselves.
A great deal of what we do is professional development –– updating our skills, keeping pace with technology, refining and streamlining processes, providing a forum to tackle the issues that impact our work environment –– but we believe our professional lives benefit most from the forging of effective alliances. Connected to one another, we possess the power of a nationwide body of committed, knowledgeable practitioners with an eye on the future.
As we move into the 21st century at lightning speed, mass media and its potent messages occupy an ever-larger part of our daily lives and our collective psyche. The AAPRC,, is focused ..ing our members gain a deeper understanding of media's force and supporting their growth as powerful participants in the global communications network.

QUOTES-The AAPRC and Global Communicator
“The AAPRC is an excellent and needed organization and its Global Communicator is one of the finest publications in the PR industry.”
~Jack O’Dwyer,
Editor-in-Chief
O’Dwyer publications and website
“I read every issue of Global Communicator because of its rich content and in-depth interviews—and I’m constantly amazed at how much work goes into it.”
~Joan Stewart
The Publicity Hound
“Just like the NAACP, the Urban League and other such organizations were created to form a platform and a community of like-minded thinkers and advocates, it is so vital that Gwendolyn Quinn has brought together African-American publicists and journalists via the AAPRC. It never occurred to me that there were so many of us out here in this industry because I rarely come across another publicist, so it's good to know that we are an expanding breed and this is because of this organization and its newsletter. The newsletter is great too because it sheds light on the history of those of us who work tirelessly behind the scenes to expose news, products and people - often with little gratitude from those who benefit most from the exposure. I'm thankful for AAPRC and I hope that it continues to build, strengthen and lock its arms with media professionals around the globe.”
~Bill Carpenter
Writer, Publicist and Author
Capital Entertainment
“At every corner of my career in publicity, marketing and development, I have found the AARPC to be a welcomed and valued resource. With integrity and grace, Gwendolyn Quinn and her team have maintained and grown a stellar network where all of us in the field can exchange information. I applaud and thank her for her leadership.”
~Seitu Jemel Hart
Director, National Urban League
"Who would have thought that a night out for a crew of committed publicists at Shelley's Steakhouse in Manhattan could produce such a spectacular resource for those who were was once a minority in this industry? We have been tremendously blessed by the AAPRC in the many years it has been in existence. The relationships that have been formed are just a mere extension of who we are all called to be. I applaud Gwendolyn for following her heart and passion."
~Rhonda Ridley
President and CEO
Affinity Public Relations
"Four years ago this July [2007] will mark the death of my mother. She died as a result of a heart attack without health insurance and was only 46 years old. I emailed Gwendolyn and she sent out an email to the Collective. The overwhelming monetary and condolescence reponses I received were overwhelming. Gwendolyn was a God-send, emailing and calling to check up on me even after the funeral. Another member, Jeanine Cooper-Taylor called me on that day and cried with me. A complete stranger. You can't find a better group of people to be among. Many of the members we only know through email but everyone pulled together for a common cause because another member was in need. I buried my mother in her place of birth with a zero balance for burial and funeral expenses...This is not only a networking tool for our careers, but when tragedy hits anyone of us, we come together. And for that, I will always support and be involved with Gwendolyn and this awesome network, The African-American Public Relations Collective (AAPRC)."
~LaTonya P. Story
LPS Consulting
Sports & Entertainment Public Relation & Events
“You really have to admire Gwendolyn's vision. So many people talk about the lack of unity but few sacrifice their money and time to build unity. AAPRC and its subsequent e-newsletter, Global Communicator, are invaluable resources. I really don't know how Gwendolyn has all the time to send out the countless emails. Fostering unity is a 24/7 endeavor and Gwendolyn has never fallen off the job. Not once since AAPRC started have I ever wondered if it was alive and kicking. Gwendolyn even prepares you for its absence by letting you know when she's on vacation. Gwendolyn certainly deserves all the credit for AAPRC's amazing success. She's saved so many so much legwork and helped spread expanded opportunities through partnership. Her efforts should be commended. We should all celebrate AAPRC and Global Communicator because only through unity can we all thrive.”
~Ronda Racha Penrice
Film and Event Publicist,
Special Projects/Writer
Author, African American History for Dummies
“….A lifeline for our business.”
~Terrie M. Williams
The Terrie Williams Agency
“Gwendolyn Quinn is the ultimate "Superwoman" PR professional. She has been invaluable to many PR professionals around the world including myself. It is wonderful to know someone who has built a top level PR business, takes the time and is willing to share information and help those in the same industry grow and communicate. Gwendolyn keeps many of us in the loop on things going on around the country and keeps us all in contact with each other. Despite her busy schedule she "gets it done" for herself and all of us who she has graciously helped and featured over the years. In addition, the AAPRC and Global Communicator are a wonderful resource and publication. So Gwendolyn know that you are truly appreciated even when we are too busy to tell you...May you be blessed with all the success you dream of ...because you deserve it. Thank you for being You!
~Priscilla Clarke
President Clarke & Associates, LLC
The AAPRC and the Global Communicator have filled a long-time need/void among African American public relations professionals. Both valued vehicles are platforms for industry insiders to create community -- and help each other develop collaborations, strategic alliances, networks for future and current projects, and maintain relationships with colleagues. In essence, AAPRC is the resource that helps us access the resources we all possess as communications professionals in the media and entertainment field. Over the years many of us had talked about creating a vehicle to communicate with one another, but Gwendolyn took action and made it happen. I applaud her leadership and foresight. Gwendolyn and her fabulous staff do a great job at keeping myriad practitioners connected, allowing for increased opportunities as well as providing a place to discuss topics and topical items that affect our community."
~Kelly Haley
IDentity Consulting
Creative Content Development and Public Relations
"Whether we craft campaigns within the corporate, lifestyle, fashion, entertainment, sports or political worlds, we have a collective voice as African-American PR pros thanks to Ms. Quinn and the Global Communicator. I, for one, am proud to be a member of AAPRC."
~Ava DuVernay
The DuVernay Agency/ Urban Beauty Collective
“AAPRC is an amazing, supportive community to be a part of. The organization’s e-publication, Global Communicator, is one of the most valuable resources in public relations. Not only does Global Communicator allow public relations professionals to celebrate the accomplishments of one another, but it also offers content about icons in the world of media who have paved the way for so many others.”
~Gilda N. Squire
Director of Publicity
Amistad/Harper Collins
“The AAPRC and Global Communicator is an invaluable resource for communications professionals of all backgrounds and spheres of interest. It's a sure bet for outstanding networking and collaboration opportunities that advance and enhance our collective business interests.”
~Helen C. Shelton
Executive Vice President
Ruder Finn, Inc.
“The AAPRC successfully practices the adage ‘each one, teach one,’ and keeps millions of people connected in this fast paced ever changing world of public relations. Gwendolyn has done an amazing job of keeping her finger on the pulse and I am proud to be a member!” Continued success!
~Tiffany N. Smith-Anoa'i
Director, CBS Publicity
“I find that AAPRC and its journal the Global Communicator is the most comprehensive source to knowing what African American communicators are doing across a wide range of disciplines.”
~Brenda C. Siler
National Director-Communications & Marketing
United Negro College Fund (UNCF) and Past Chairwoman-International
Association of Business Communicators (IABC)
“The Global Communicator slices through all sectors of the media industry and doles out spades of information and insight every time. It’s a monthly must-read, a vital means of connecting those working in a field that’s all about connecting.”
~Havelock Nelson
Goodman Media International
“The Global Communicator is a brilliant concept executed with a level of excellence that should make every communication professional proud. The writing is sharp and the interviews very informative – it rivals any professional trade on the market while putting the spotlight on our own communication giants in a way that no other publication can.”
~Kymberlee Norsworthy
Publicist
Zomba Gospel
“The Global Communicator is a viable information organ. Whenever I read the Global Communicator, I revel in the thought that finally there exists an e-publication I can be proud of and at the same time be informed of the fantastic and meaningful projects my colleagues are engaged in.”
~Ron Carter
Managing Director
The Carter Agency
“The AAPRC is the ONLY way to network with other African American professionals in the industry! And the Global Communicator takes you inside the industry and introduces you to not only the "stars" of the profession but also those behind the scenes who keep the media machine running.”
~Ann Brown
Writer and Publicist
“The African American Public Relations Collective (AAPRC) is an excellent way to communicate with other African American PR practitioners. The Collective has proven to be a great networking tool that allows us to support each other as well as endeavors. I am thankful for the organization, as well as to Gwendolyn for filling the need for this network. As publicists, we are professionals who are comfortable not being in the spotlight. What I enjoy about the Global Communicator, is that it puts the spotlight on those that have worked hard through the years to build successful careers and paved the way for people like me in the public relations profession. It is also an informal way of networking and building a professional database for future projects. I am always so excited to receive my issue."
Tonita Perry
Principal/Publicist, Eaddy Perry & Associates, Inc.
”AAPRC is AMAZING. It is such a wealth of information. Through this collective, I am able build up my network, find support, find mentors, stay in the know about events, opportunities for my clients, etc. I always look forward to the Global Communicator, it is a valuable resource. Gwendolyn, you are incredible. Thank you so much for creating the AAPRC and allowing me to be a member.
Yvette Hayward
Flowers & Hayward Publicity and Management
”Gwendolyn Quinn's vision for the AAPRC and Global Communicator is truly an inspired one! Write the vision and make it plain ... for the vision is for an appointed time! I am thankful for her vision and as a newly launched company, IGNITIONPR uses the AAPRC and Global Communicator as an invaluable tool to stay abreast of today's key professionals, creative ways to communicate and all the important events.”
~Jojo Pada
IgnitionPR
“Being a part of the AAPRC has definitely kept me in “the know.” Because of the information passed by the AAPRC, I learned about a job opening that I had only dreamt about before becoming a member. I wound up getting the job and joined Interscope’s urban publicity team! It’s a beautiful thing to know that aspiring and established African American PR professionals have a network that keeps us all well connected. Thanks Gwendolyn for the AAPRC and Global Communicator, both extraordinary resources for us PR professionals.”
~Fairley McCaskill
Associate since August 2006
“As a publicist based on the west coast, the AAPRC and the Global Communicator is my direct connect with the east coast. This is a much needed and appreciated resource that keeps me in the "KNOW" from coast to coast. If the AAPRC doesn't know about it...it probably doesn't exist."
~Reid Johnson
Publicist
Infinite Scope PR
“Simply, the AAPRC is the ultimate resource for media relations specialists on a global level.”
~Brian Stevenson
MediaAAH
“It’s nice to be connected. The information that is shared is always informative.”
~Tanisha Christie
Publicist
Warner Books
"The AAPRC and the Global Communicator is something that I am proud to be a part of. Being a part of the organization has kept me more informed, built up my network of peers and has allowed me to share contacts and information with colleagues that understand what I go through on a regular basis. We have proved that we can be a strong network and resourceful to others"!
~Yvette Nicol Harris
Harris Public Relations
"Global Communicator is one of the best resources and informational tools I've ever encountered for the African American communications professionals. It's fresh, up-to-date news on who's doing what, when and where in the media industry. I always look forward to reading every issue. This material is perfect for newcomers as well as media gurus."
~Spencer Casseus
Black Enterprise magazine
“As a newbie in PR, it was great to hear about and be able to join the AAPRC. Seeing what the more seasoned pros are promoting, their writing styles, and the list goes on, has been very helpful to me. Thanks to founder Gwendolyn Quinn for organizing the AAPRC to give us all the opportunity to share our works!”
~Monica Britton
Director, Marketing & Publicity
St. Paul Community Baptist Church
“One word...INCREDIBLE!! Gwendolyn, the AAPRC, and Global Communicator have proven to be THE most savvy and innovative source for relevant industry empowerment. I am grateful for the network and appreciate Ms. Gwendolyn, the visionary behind it all!!”
~Hope M. Allen
Producer and Publicist
“The AAPRC has been an invaluable resource for achieving my professional goals. Through this collective, I've found notable and distinguished mentors and connected with colleagues to assist in furthering my efforts and those of my clients. However, I am most thankful for the unyielding guidance and support from a network of PR experts, who (presumably due to their achievements and status) could understandably be too busy with their own careers and personal lives to offer advice and assistance.”
~Jonnice Slaughter
Chatterbox Publicity
“The Global Communicator definitely gives me a who’s who among other AAPRC professionals. I think hearing about the experience of others definitely helps with my own personal experiences and career motivation. Gwendolyn, I love your collective.”
~Hanif Sumner
5W Public Relations
“The African American Public Relations Collective (AAPRC) and the Global Communicator, the AAPRC 's online publication, are the necessary tools needed for a young professional aspiring to build a successful career in public relations."
~Kristian Y. Buchanan
Publicist
Omni Media
“The Global Communicator keeps me very informed with pertinent events across the miles. I love being in the network."
~Jen Farris
zdennis marketing
"Since Gwendolyn started THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN PUBLIC RELATIONS COLLECTIVE it has been very informative. It has kept me in the loop as to what is happening in the industry, plus it's a great networking tool which helps me in my business and the day-to-day job much easier."
~Ruth G. Inniss
REGI Publicity & Consulting, Inc.
“Gwendolyn Quinn and the AAPRC is one of the best things that could have happened to my company. The wealth of information and service it has provide me is immeasurable.”
~Rohan Sutherland
Genesis Marketing and Promotions, LLC
”I love the AAPRC, the e-mails and updates really help me to stay on top of my game as a publicist and provide great opportunities for my clients.”
~Zenobia Simmons
Director of Publicity
Imperial Records
“The Global Communicator does just that... It allows African American media professionals a platform to communicate, grow and learn from each other. Kudos to Ms. Quinn for her due diligence to the cause.”
~Gil Robertson
Writer, Author, Publicist
“AAPRC is a wealth of information and resources that provides a glimpse into current and future PR industry trends.”
~Ayanna Canty
Publicist
"As a publicist and educator, I find the African American Public Relations Collective to be quite resourceful and informative in several areas. Founder/facilitator Ms. Gwendolyn Quinn does an excellent job getting the information to the collective in an effective and efficient manner. I am proud to be a member."
~S. Lenise Wallace
S. Lenise Consulting
PR/Image Consultant
Adjunct Professor
"When potential clients ask why they should invest in the services of a publicist, I simply explain - if no one knows about your (business, product, client, event) how do you expect your business to succeed? There is a definite NEED for an organization like AAPRC. The resources and networking capabilities are valuable - almost necessary for anyone in the business of public relations for African American clients."
~Cherise Carroll
Publicity and Marketing
“The AAPRC is a lifesaver! It is not only informative but serves as a key tool in fostering relationships among the public relations industry.”
~Phylicia Fant
Publicist, Universal Motown
"AAPRC and the Global Communicator keeps all of us informed, connected and viable."
~Linda A. Duggins,
Director, Multicultural Publicity
Hachette Book Group, USA
As a small operation with limited resources, Gwendolyn Quinn expands my universe of opportunities. She provides a valuable service and has created a collective with international potential.
~Roxanne Evans
Evans Communications
Austin, Texas
“My one-stop shop for networking and getting the latest information in the world of publicity. So many of my artists owe many opportunities from my participation in this forum.”
~Edwin Banacia
SONY BMG
“A priceless resource that keeps me in the know about the best events and opts in the world of entertainment for my clientele.”
~Dawn Michelle, President
Dream Relations a Publicity Management and Literary Consultanting Agency
“AARPC is a great concept and I hope it will be around for the next generation to continue the mission for years to come.”
~Lynn Jeter
Lynn Allen Jeter & Associates
"The AAPRC and its e-publication Global Communicator, is the perfect link between public relations and media professionals. The networking and fellowship among our colleagues shows there are many facets to our business and allows us to help each other grow. I look forward to each and every issue."
~Ronda Carson, Principal
Talk & Tell Media
”AAPRC is a great source for networking opportunities between African American PR professionals.”
~Linda R. Madison
Publicist
Diva Entertainment and LRM Entertainment
Quotes from "The Write Stuff: Public Relations for Book Publishing" with Tara Brown, Gilda Squire, Linda Duggins and Candace Sandy
“Thank you to Gwendolyn and the AAPRC for the informative event. Even after two national book tours and booking major media for successful book titles, I still felt I learned a lot today.”
~Dr. Jarralynne Agee
UC Berkeley
Professional Writer
“I love the AAPRC! Gwendolyn Quinn and her organization does a fabulous job of disseminating valuable information to both seasoned professionals and up-and-coming stars. Congratulations on another tremendous event.”
~Amy DuBois Barnett
“AAPRC is a phenomenal organization. As an independent book publicist and marketing consultant, I really appreciated the panel on book publicity and the panelists. I wish I had known about the AAPRC when I went out on my own. I will definitely be at the next seminar.”
~Tynisha Thompson
CEO/Founder
Book Savvy Media
“This was an excellent panel and worth every second in the room with these dynamic sisters!”
~Jason T. Smith
“The ‘Write Stuff’ is an exceptional forum for the exchange of ideas, contacts and fellowship for everyone who is interested in books, publishing and the literary business.”
~Eddie Ellis
Uptown Answers, Inc.
“My feet were led to this room in order for me to lead the way to the path of my future. I thank all the ladies on the panel for all the knowledge and professionalism they displayed throughout.”
~Daprena Boyd
“The AAPRC was very instrumental in my building contacts throughout college and my early professional career in communications. It keeps me abreast of the happenings in the black entertainment world and I am happy to know that so many black people make it happen!”
~Candace Jones
“You have re-fueled my passion to express my spirit.”
~William Craig
“Independent does not necessarily mean you have to or can do it all by yourself. Utilize resources!”
~Cherise Carroll
“An inspiring and eye opening seminar”
~Stacey Sargeant

Back Issues of Global Communicator:
March 2004
(Premiere Issue)Jacque Reid
Anchor
BET Nightly News
Gwendolyn Quinn
President
GQ Media & Public Relations
Marlynn Snyder
Senior Director of Publicity
Virgin Records

April 2004Tavis Smiley
Syndicated Television and Radio Host
Terrie Williams
The Terrie Williams Agency
Ava DuVernay
President
The DuVernay Agency
Wendy Campbell
President
Campbell & Company

May 2004
(Inside Washington Issue)Carole Simpson
ABC News Senior Correspondent
Ofield Dukes
Ofield Dukes & Associates
Judy Smith
Weber, Merritt & Smith
Michael Lewellen
Vice President
Corporate Communications, BET

June 2004
(Black Music Month Issue)Johnnie Roberts
Senior Writer
Newsweek Magazine
Yvette Noel-Schure
Senior Vice President
Media/Urban Publicity, Columbia Records
Nekesa Mumbi Moody
Music Writer
Associated Press
Wendy Washington
Senior Vice President
Media Relations, Universal/Motown Records Group
Cathy Black
Music Booker and Producer
CBS Early Show
The Saturday Early Show
Jana Fleishman
Senior Director
Media & Artist Relations
Island Def Jam Music Group
J’ai St. Laurent-Smyth
National Director of Publicity
Verve Music Group

July 2004Kim Bondy
Vice President
Franchise Units
CNN
Sheila Eldridge
President
Miles Ahead Entertainment
Irene Gandy
Broadway Publicist/Producer
Jeffrey Richards & Associates
Ghana Wilson
Chapterwide Director of Communications
Greater New York Chapter
March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation

August 2004
(The Journalist' Issue)Clarence Page
Syndicated Columnist
Chicago Tribune
Les Payne
Syndicated Columnist
New York Newsday
Stanley Crouch
Syndicated Columnist
New York Daily News
Harriette Cole
Syndicated Columnist
New York Daily News
Florence “Flo” Anthony
Gossip To Go with Flo
Gil Robertson
The Robertson Treatment
Phill Wilson
Black AIDS Institute

September 2004
(The Fashion & Beauty Issue)Mikki Taylor
Beauty Director and
Cover Editor
Essence Magazine
Constance White
Fashion Writer and
Style Director
Ebay
Leslie Short
President Marketing, Advertising and Public Relations
FUBU
Kevin Fegans
Public Relations Manager
Sixty USA

October 2004
(The Television Issue)Janice Littlejohn
Entertainment Journalist
Marcy DeVeaux
President
DVG Communications
Lauren Tobin
Publicity Director, ABC
Cecile Cross-Plummer
Senior Publicist
HBO
Roslyn Bibby
Public Relations Director
FX Networks
Tiffany Smith
Publicity Manager
CBS
Carmen Davenporte-McNeal
Publicity Manager
UPN


November 2004
(The Political Issue)Gwen Ifill
Moderator/Managing Editor
Washington Week
Senior Correspondent
The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
Marcus Mabry
Chief of Correspondents
Newsweek Magazine
Deborah Mathis
Syndicated Columnist
Managing Editor
Medill News Service
William Marshall
2004 Director
African-American Media
Democratic National Committee
Managing Partner/Senior Executive Producer
MJT Television
Candace Sandy
Communications Director
Congressman
Gregory Meeks

Dec. 2004/Jan. 2005
(The Publishing Issue)Christine Saunders
Public Relations Manager
Harlequin Books
Gilda Squire
Director of Publicity
Amistad Imprint
Harper Collins Publishers
Linda Duggins
Senior Publicist
Warner Books
Co-Founder, Harlem Book Fair
Tara Brown
Director of Sales, Marketing & Publicity
Hilton Publishing

February/March 2005
(The Faith-Based Issue)Teresa Hairston
Founder
Gospel Today
Jalila Larsuel
President & Founder
JL Media Relations & Special Projects
Bill Carpenter
Co-Founder
Capitol Entertainment
Teresa Lyles Holmes
President
TLH Communications
Rhonda Ridley
President
Affinity Public Relations
Sean Pennington
President & Founder
Flipside eNTERTAINMENT Agency

April/May 2005
(The Independant Issue)Rene Syler
Anchor
CBS’ The Morning Show
Patti Webster
President & Founder
W&W Public Relations and T.H.G. Advertising
Lisa Sorensen
President & Founder
Lisa Sorensen Public Relations
Karen Glover, Marketing Communications Consultant
SingleSource Consulting

Anniversary 2005Soledad O’Brien
Anchor
CNN “American Morning”
Pat Tobin
President and Founder
Tobin & Associates
La’Verne Perry-Kennedy
PR Consultant
LPK Ink.
Retired Vice-President Media Relations
Sony Entertainment/Sony Urban
Alicia Evans
President and Founder
Total Image Communications
President
Black Public Relations Society of New York City

June 2005
(The Black Music Month Issue)Jamie Foster-Brown
Publisher
Sister 2 Sister magazine
Raymone Bain
President and Founder
Davis, Bain & Associates

July 2005Ed Gordon
Host
“News and Notes with Ed Gordon,” NPR
Dawn Kelly
Vice President
Global Communications
Prudential Financial Inc.
Chris Cathcart
Founder and President
OneDiaspora Consulting

October 2005John H. Johnson
A Life in Full
Johnson Publishing Company
Nicci Carter
Former Coordinator,
Southern Region Marketing
Hpnotiq
Robin Roberts
(First Person)
News Anchor
ABC's "Good Morning America"
Correspondent
ABC News
Suzanne Malveaux
(First Person)
CNN
White House Correspondent
Farai Chideya
(First Person)
NPR
Correspondent/
Substitute Host
"News & Notes"
Ronda Williams
(First Person)
Do you know what it means to miss
New Orleans...after Katrina?
Dr. Rochelle Ford, APR
A New Study Looks at Race,
Perceptions and Progress in
Public Relations

January 2006Jerri DeVard
Senior Vice President
Marketing and Brand Management
Verizon Communications
Toni Thompson
Public Relations and Event Consultant
Telecast publicist
The Academy Awards
Kareem Smith
Senior Account Manager
PR Newswire

Anniversary Issue 2006Ed Bradley
CBS News Correspondent
60 Minutes
Wanda J. Herndon
Senior Vice President
Global Communications
Starbucks Coffee Company
LaJoyce Brookshire
Author President
Brookshire Services Unlimited

March 2006Charlayne Hunter-Gault
Former South Africa Bureau Chief
CNN
L. Marilyn Crawford
President & CEO
Primetime Omnimedia
Gwendolyn Quinn
Robyn Ryland-Sanders
Black History Month
Clark Honors African-American Highlight
Public Relations Collective

May 2006Brenda Claire Siler
National Director
Communications & Marketing
United Negro College Fund
Gail L. Fuller
Communications Officer
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Christy DeBoe Hicks
Vice President
Public Affairs
The Century Foundation
Senior Writer
Global Communicator

September 2006 Cathy Hughes
Founder & Chairperson
Radio One, Inc.
Brett Pulley
Senior Editor
Forbes Magazine
Marvet Britto
Founder & CEO
The Britto Agency
Wendy Williams
Host
The Wendy Williams Experience (WBLS-FM)

November 2006 Robin Verges
Senior Vice President
Rubenstein Associates, Inc.
Helen C. Shelton Executive Vice President
Ruder Finn Arts & Communications Counselor, Inc.
Latraviette Smith
National Vice President
Multicultural at Edelman
Charrell Charleston
Senior Account Manager
Alan Taylor Communications