 Phillip Bailey and Valerie Campbell held a networking party on December 15th, 2011 at Revival Bar, 129 E 15TH St, New York, NY 10003. Many peers, friends and clients attended. I forgot to bring a notepad but I did hand out my business card to as many people as I could. Everyone shared some of their interests and occupations with one another. I didn't actually plan on taking photos of the event because I didn't know what the venue was like but it was good that I brought it anyway, because almost everyone was willing to be photographed. It actually started when Jose began to take photographs. Then Jermaine arrived and started taking photographs. So I took out my camera and started taking photographs. It was a pleasure and honor to meet everyone in attendance and hopefully we will work together in the future. Some of the people in attendance have already agreed to meetings for future projects. Good stuff! People in attendance included, in alphabetical order, Amanda from NBC, Astrid Perkins, Brandon Tyler Jones, Darrel Keith Harris, Jermaine Clarke, Jose Stephen, Najee Brown, Nick Fatava, Niva the Soul Diva, Robert McKeon, Rodney Ladino, Tee Epps, Vincent Parker, among others. An amusing sidenote: There was another network party next to our event and they just started their company. They handed out mistletoe to us. We exchanged cards as well. |   |
Big Phil's Christmas Networking Party12/26/2011 Wildlife Conservation12/20/2011  I took this photograph, shown above, at the Bronx Zoo in New York. It is a photo of Sasha the Siberian Tiger. There are approximately 3200 tigers left in the world. I love nature. It is the one thing that we are losing every day that we can not replace. Just like our lives, the lives of plants in the forests of the world and the lives of wild animals are precious. I'm not going to throw blood on anyone's fur coats but I do believe that we must try to preserve the little that we do have left. If you are not already familiar with it, please visit the Wildlife Conservation Society web site at www.wcs.org and take a look. We can all do our part. We benefit so much from nature, the least we can do is help it out, once in a while. Take a look at this video from their YouTube channel. Jazzy Salute for Vets12/17/2011  The Jazzy Salute for Vets was held on November 10, 2011 in Philosophy Hall Room 11 on the BCC Campus. It was hosted by the HSC 11 Case Management class of Fall Semester 2011. It was a tribute to veterans of foreign wars. There were special guest speakers, presentations and gifts. The student representative, who is in the HSC 11 class and a veteran herself, was Karlisha Lattibeaudere. The National Anthem of the United States of America was sung by Belinda Barnes; a stirring rendition that made many of those in attendance, hold back a tear. There was a short speech by Michael Williams who was the keynote speaker for the luncheon held the previous day. Tom Sawyer, army veteran of Vietnam, spoke on the differences between returning Vietnam vets and today’s vets, and how they should always look for the things the country has bestowed upon them in gratitude for fighting for their country. Dr Ray Carman spoke about the history of Jazz and how it reaches across ethnicities, not just those of the black community but its AfroLatino roots in New York City reaching all the way south, through the greater and lesser Antilles and into South America. He mentioned that such a thing as Jazz could only develop in a place like NYC because of this diversity and connectedness. Veteran Resources enrollment manager, Clifford Marshall delivered closing remarks. He stated that the program has been running for six years and that there are now approximately 225 self-identified veterans at BCC. Refreshments were served and there were photo opportunities for students and representatives. - Written by Jared Seales & Sebastian Rothwyn | Rothwyn's PhlogMy braindroppings about photography experiences. ArchivesCategoriesAll Consider contributing to my educational goals.
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