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Contact: Sherry Parfait, 615.429.2511
Contact: Sherry Parfait, 615.429.2511
ASPIRING ENTREPRENEURS INVITED TO “LET’S GO INNOVATE” CONFERENCE IN NASHVILLE, MAY 25, 2013
WHO: Aspiring entrepreneurs, seasoned business professionals and college students
WHAT: Are invited to learn successful innovation strategies from Nashville business leaders at the inaugural “Let’s Go Innovate Conference”
WHEN: Saturday, May 25, 2013
WHERE: Hotel Preston, 733 Briley Parkway, Nashville, Tennessee 37217
WHY: Attendees will be able to work through their vision and goals, and leave with a concrete plan of action
HOW: Register at www.letsgoinnovate.com; early registration ends May 4, 2013, and is $49.00 per person and $45.00 per person for groups of 4 and up, and $30.00 per student.
INTERVIEW OPPS:
Fumi S. Hancock -- TV host, author, and entrepreneur. Hancock is President of Let’s Go Innovate™, a business coaching enterprise. She is also author of the Amazon.com best-selling teen fantasy novel The Adventures of Jewel Cardwell, which released in the fall of 2012. Hancock is co-host of the internet show “Princess in Suburbia,” which has logged over 1 million views since its launch in January 2013. She resides in Spring Hill, Tenn.
Yolanda E. Shields -- TV host, author, entrepreneur, and CEO of Let’s Go Innovate™. Along with Hancock, Shields co-hosts “Princess in Suburbia” and resides in Spring Hill, Tenn.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (March 29, 2013) – Aspiring entrepreneurs, seasoned business professionals, and college students are invited to learn successful innovation strategies from Nashville business leaders at the inaugural “Let’s Go Innovate” Conference, set for May 25, 2013 at Nashville’s Hotel Preston.
The one-day conference will include workshops, expert panels and guest speakers, including Carrie Gerlach Cecil, founder and president of Fortune 500 media strategy firm Anachel Communications, Inc., author of the newly released novel One Sunday and a Hollywood producer; Mignon Francois, founder and owner of nationally re-known bakery “The Cupcake Collection”; Gary Benz, founder and president of promotional items firm, US Imprints; Jennifer McGill, President of Konadu Body Care by Nature, who found success with selling her products in Whole Foods Market’s Tennessee stores; and Jenny Telwar, owner of a national scholarship pageant system that distributes $5 million in scholarships annually. A complete list of conference speakers is available at www.letsgoinnovate.com.
Let’s Go Innovate™ is a business coaching enterprise that is the brainchild of TV hosts, entrepreneurs, and authors Princess Fumi S. Hancock and Yolanda E. Shields, both with more than 30 years of experience in innovation, business and leadership strategies. Hancock and Shields together co-host “The Princess in Suburbia,” an internet TV show that has logged over 1 million views since its launch in January 2013, and which is filmed in Spring Hill, Tenn., where they both reside.
“Our hands on approach to coaching makes for a successful relationship, a delightful atmosphere for birthing dreams,” shares Hancock. “Our attendees come prepared to roll up their sleeves and work through their vision. They will leave with a concrete action plan. That is a promise!”
Hancock serves as president of Let’s Go Innovate and is also author of the Amazon.com best-selling teen fantasy novel The Adventures of Jewel Cardwell, which released in the fall of 2012. She is also president of the Adassa Adumori Foundation, a 501c(3) non-profit that funds scholarships for school children in West Africa. Shields is CEO of Let’s Go Innovate and Vice President of the Adassa Adumori Foundation. She recently penned her first book, Letters to Our Sons: A Mother’s Journey Raising Sons to Become Men of Character, which is set to release in May 2013.
Early bird registration for the “Let’s Go Innovate” Conference ends May 4, 2013, and is $49.00 per individual, and $45.00 per person for groups of 4 and up, and $30.00 per student. Hotel Preston is located at 733 Briley Parkway, Nashville, Tennessee 37217. To register, visit www.letsgoinnovate.com.
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