Strategies For The Culture Donovan Mack

In this episode, I sit down with the one and only Enoma Owens who built a community known as Before You Hit Send. Before you hit send is a platform for PR pros and media mavens to share new outlets, media moves and on top of the trends to stay one step ahead. With Enoma's experience in the industry, she has been a trailblazer throughout the public relations industry, and even during quarantine she has been dominating. Understanding the importance of providing value to your audience Enoma talks about her journey in how wearing many hats has led her to create her own platform and uses it to enhance her brand and others as well. To stay connected and join the community follow @beforeyouhitsend on all social media platforms. 

In this episode, I sit down with a great friend from College, Tia Dash from Clutch by Tia Dash. She really has been very strategic as she has navigated college not only by becoming an entrepreneur but also by understanding different tools such as a community, and audience a loyal customer following and so much more. Taking advantage of all of her resources, Tia has earned all of her success by defining her why, staying true to who she is, and mastering her craft. You can follow Tia on all platforms @Tia_dash 

In this episode, I sit down with my good friend from college, Jeremie Davis who has been making waves in the film industry through traveling the country and being behind the scenes on some of the publicity efforts behind some of your favorite movies and films. She and I discuss the lessons we have learned with working at the same firm and on the same projects all about how we have had to find clarity in navigating the industry as a whole but also what the stepping stones look like. While going through the motions and paying your dues,  Jeremie drops some major gems on how she has been strategic as well as where she thinks the culture is the prize when it comes to producing Strategies for the Culture. 

With a wide range of experiences, Joelle has provided strategies for the culture by executing and producing some major events that have kept us all connected during this time. Her resume is full of her speaking up and standing out in providing expertise to everyone she works with by taking the creativity of events and conferences to the next level. Quarantine has not only elevated her to a new level, but it has also showcased the value of her voice and why it's important to speak up especially when you are in your lane of expertise. This episode highlights her journey and how she has continued to grow even in the midst of a pandemic. You can follow Joelle on all platforms @_joelledyanne

In this episode, I sit down with the one and only Mani, from The Mixing with Mani Podcast. Mani's podcast not only has a beyhive of its own but has actually charted numerous times in the tv and film categories of the podcast charts for multiple weeks at that. We sit down and discuss how she developed her voice [literally] but also how she has turned into a pleasurable escape such as bravo's reality television programming to really build a following that competes with other major platforms and brands. She also talks about how she provides consistent strategies for the culture while she grows the platform but has fun doing it. 

In this bonus episode, I discuss how Beyonce Marketing and PR campaigns alike have set the trend for many industries to market their new products and new ventures within their business. From dropping an album to selling a new line of clothing and even to partnerships, Beyonce has really detailed out what alignment looks like when it comes to elevating your business and personal brand that creates longevity in her and your career.