Events

March Lunch Program - Emotionally Intelligent Storytelling [CANCELLED]


When: 3/25/2020 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Where: 
Byron's South End
Join PRSA Charlotte for our March luncheon featuring acclaimed journalist and author Tommy Tomlinson. Tomlinson will help internal and external communicators engage audiences using emotionally intelligent storytelling. You'll walk away with tips and best practices for connecting with readers, evoking emotion and inspiring action no matter your audience.
 
About Tommy Tomlinson
Tommy Tomlinson is the author of the memoir The Elephant In the Room (Simon & Schuster), about life as an overweight man in a growing America. He is also the host of the podcast "SouthBound" in partnership with WFAE, Charlotte's NPR station. He has written for publications including Esquire, ESPN the Magazine, Sports Illustrated, Forbes, Garden & Gun, and many others. He spent 23 years as a reporter and local columnist for the Charlotte Observer, where he was a finalist for the 2005 Pulitzer Prize in commentary. His stories have been chosen twice for the "Best American Sports Writing" series (2012 and 2015) and he also appears in the anthology "America's Best Newspaper Writing." Learn more about him here.
 

List of Attendees

First Name Last Name Company Type Guest of
Hillary DeLong HNTB Member
Margaret Gilmore Atrium Health Member
Kristine Goodyear Keeva Communications Member
Raymond Jones Media Ink Communications Member
DEAN KRUCKEBERG UNC Charlotte Member
Towanda Long Charlotte Pipe 2020 Lunch Package
Jan Martin Domtar Corporation Member
Ruth Moeller Bank of America Member
Yesenia Mueller Monarch Guest Laurie Weaver
Jade Quatro Butin Integrated Communications Member
Caitlin Ryan Mower Agency 2020 Lunch Package
Julie Smith ECS Southeast, LLP 2020 Lunch Package
Peter Smolowitz Mower Member
Grace Sponyoe The Creative Group Member
Melissa Tanferno Monarch Member
Philip Tate Luquire George Andrews (LGA) Member
Donald Upton New Systems Ethic, Inc. Member
Laurie Weaver Monarch Guest

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