Pat Means and Anthony Asadullah Samad jointly announce a media partnership whose aim is to Nationally strengthen open communications within the African American Small Business Community.
March 14, 2005 (Press Release) --
PR, Media and Marketing Contact:
Adrienne S. Lamm
Marketing and Public Relations
Turning Point Communications
Telephone: (323) 299-6000 ext. 107
Fax: (323) 299-6006
Turning Point Communications - the premiere media organization that inspires, informs, influences and empowers African Americans in small business through its national publication Turning Point Magazine and several high profile yearly events - announce a momentous partnership with Anthony Asadullah Samad, prominent national columnist, scholar, Associate Professor and Managing Director of the Urban Issues Forum.
The focus of this partnership will be to strengthen open communications within the African American Small Business Community.
Anthony Asadullah Samad will be partnering with Turning Point Communications to author exclusive, original bimonthly columns for Turning Point Magazine, and bring his live Urban Issues Forum discussion forums to several Turning Point Communications national events in 2005.
The first opportunity will be Turning Point Magazine presents Anthony Asadullah Samad’s Urban Issues Forum at the 8th Annual African American Business Summit, Thursday June 23, 2005, at the Westin Resort and Spa The Westin Mission Hills Resort, 71-333 Dinah Shore Drive, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270. This event partnership of the Urban Issues Forum will be designed to publicly educate the urban business community on critical issues. Turning Point Magazine’s regular feature columnists - "Political Watch" by Atty. Anita Estelle and "Freedom Suite" by Wallace Ford - are just a few of the erudite individuals scheduled to participate in the discussions.
"Partnering with Mr. Samad creates a number of exciting new opportunities," remarks Pat Means, President of Turning Point Communications and Publisher of Turning Point Magazine. "This strategic alliance brings an stimulating community dynamic to our small business audiences."
Mr. Samad's columns of social commentary pertaining to small business issues will begin to appear in the May/June issue of Turning Point Magazine. His live Urban Issues Forum discussion will partner with Turning Point Communications events such as the popular 8th Annual African American Business Summit; The Access To Success Business Tour in Detroit late summer of 2005; and the Congressional Black Caucus Legislative Weekend in Washington, D.C. in September 2005.
"I am pleased to partner with Turning Point Communications in their important and influential enterprises," comments Anthony Asadullah Samad. Turning Point Magazine is one of the very best African American and minority small business magazines distributed across the United States today, and their small business events are second to none."
Urban Issues Forums will be presented at the Access to Success Tour in Detroit this summer and at the Congressional Black Caucus Legislative Weekend in Washington, D.C. this September and will dive into the pulses of socially economic, political and small businesses issues and stimulate lively discussions.
For further information, please visit www.turningpointmagazine.com and www.aabs2005.com
Adrienne S. Lamm
Marketing and Public Relations
Turning Point Communications
Telephone: (323) 299-6000 ext. 107
Fax: (323) 299-6006
Turning Point Communications - the premiere media organization that inspires, informs, influences and empowers African Americans in small business through its national publication Turning Point Magazine and several high profile yearly events - announce a momentous partnership with Anthony Asadullah Samad, prominent national columnist, scholar, Associate Professor and Managing Director of the Urban Issues Forum.
The focus of this partnership will be to strengthen open communications within the African American Small Business Community.
Anthony Asadullah Samad will be partnering with Turning Point Communications to author exclusive, original bimonthly columns for Turning Point Magazine, and bring his live Urban Issues Forum discussion forums to several Turning Point Communications national events in 2005.
The first opportunity will be Turning Point Magazine presents Anthony Asadullah Samad’s Urban Issues Forum at the 8th Annual African American Business Summit, Thursday June 23, 2005, at the Westin Resort and Spa The Westin Mission Hills Resort, 71-333 Dinah Shore Drive, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270. This event partnership of the Urban Issues Forum will be designed to publicly educate the urban business community on critical issues. Turning Point Magazine’s regular feature columnists - "Political Watch" by Atty. Anita Estelle and "Freedom Suite" by Wallace Ford - are just a few of the erudite individuals scheduled to participate in the discussions.
"Partnering with Mr. Samad creates a number of exciting new opportunities," remarks Pat Means, President of Turning Point Communications and Publisher of Turning Point Magazine. "This strategic alliance brings an stimulating community dynamic to our small business audiences."
Mr. Samad's columns of social commentary pertaining to small business issues will begin to appear in the May/June issue of Turning Point Magazine. His live Urban Issues Forum discussion will partner with Turning Point Communications events such as the popular 8th Annual African American Business Summit; The Access To Success Business Tour in Detroit late summer of 2005; and the Congressional Black Caucus Legislative Weekend in Washington, D.C. in September 2005.
"I am pleased to partner with Turning Point Communications in their important and influential enterprises," comments Anthony Asadullah Samad. Turning Point Magazine is one of the very best African American and minority small business magazines distributed across the United States today, and their small business events are second to none."
Urban Issues Forums will be presented at the Access to Success Tour in Detroit this summer and at the Congressional Black Caucus Legislative Weekend in Washington, D.C. this September and will dive into the pulses of socially economic, political and small businesses issues and stimulate lively discussions.
For further information, please visit www.turningpointmagazine.com and www.aabs2005.com
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