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Purchase a Poster & Support Flood Victims.
The weekend of May 1, 2010 was devastating for Nashville and the surrounding areas. Over 18 inches of rain fell in 48 hours, causing flash flooding, land slides, shut down interstates and claimed the lives of at least 24 people in Tennessee.
The federal government declared 42 counties disaster areas and the flooding caused more than $1.5 billion in property damage to Nashville alone. As of Mother's Day, 17,000 people requested assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Thanks to Phillip Maddox at Lift Up Nashville, you can help with a $10 donation by buying a poster from one of Middle Tennessee's own artists. All proceeds will go directly to Flood Relief - Metro Nashville Disaster Response Fund.
Nashville Tech Feed Podcast #12
Courtenay Rogers helps highlight a couple of the sessions from Podcamp Nashville 2010 with Josh Oaks, Lucas Hendrixson and David Beronja on The Nashville Tech Feed. They discuss the good, the bad and the ugly side of Social Media and hate on Kindle a bit.
Primarily Rye Presents at Podcamp 10'
Podcamp is Nashville's top event for sharing expertise about new media creation, distribution and promotion. Our very own Principal, Courtenay Rogers, will be a speaker at this year's Podcamp and will be speaking about what she does best... Networking in a digital age. PodCamp is a free event supported entirely by their own generous sponsors. Over 350 people attended in 2009, and they're expecting even more in 2010! Join us on March 6th at the Cadillac Ranch and learn a few networking techniques from the pro.
SHOW!!! YOUR!!! BUCKS!!!
The 6th Annual Mardi Gras Ball, sponsored by My Friends House of Williamson County, is in February and our own Courtenay Rogers has been nominated as Queen! To win the coveted title of Queen, Courtenay has been tasked to raise the most money out of all the nominees. It is an honor to nominated, and we are asking all of our friends to help raise money for such a great organization. Go to: www.myfriendshousetn.org to learn more about what they do and to donate.
Primarily Rye Hosts Shopping Soirée
Primarily Rye is proud to host this year's Whats-In-Store Presents: A Shopping Soirée, benefitting 4 Middle TN charities. This unique shopping and charity event brings retailers, live music, free hors d'oeuvres, unique drinks and a packed house of holiday shoppers together to support these non-profit charities: Williamson County CASA, The Arc, My Friend's House and BRIDGES. Primarily Rye teamed with Dena Nance, owner & founder of Whats-In-Store to design promotional materials and provide marketing strategy for this year's event. So if you're looking for a great place to shop for your friends and family this year, and want to feel good about supporting these beloved charities, please join us on December 1st, at SOL Restaurant in downtown Franklin, TN - from 4-9pm. Click here for tickets!
