I landed my second national commercial and I have to thank my friend, who was a producer on the spot. I got to throw my voice in the mix and was selected to voice the spot that night.
A month later, it’s airing during the Paris Olympics. Cheers to friends being in position to give you opportunities. Watch and listen to the spot below. “Legends do it first.”
Read MoreI get honest about the challenges of being a creative entrepreneur and pursuing our creative goals, the source of my confidence to keep going, and what it looks like to settle into my journey.
Read MoreI was recently spotlighted by my grad school, Emerson College, in their Impact Report, highlighting “the community of people and organizations who supported all of our endeavors in FY23: donors who gave generously to our greatest needs and helped our students through scholarship support; alumni who lifted each other up and shared their expertise…”, and more.
Read MoreIn our Alumni spotlight series, we’ve been highlighting Emerson alumni and their success stories. This week, we’re featuring Emerson alum Georgette Pierre.
Read MoreEnding the year off being published in my first magazine (Emerson College’s Expression Magazine) was the reminder I needed to keep charting my path.
Read MoreThis year has been a transitional one that I’ve been intentionally been bringing back to gratitude continuing with this. My friend Alexis Aggrey, of The Aggrey Co, directed and produced her film, graciously asking me to voice the open.
Read MoreIn my interview with Dr. Jae, we spoke about discovering the power in my unique voice, deciphering between passion and purpose, and my journey as a producer.
Read MoreEmerson Today spotlighted me today as the new host of Emerson’s podcast Making It Big in 30 Minutes.
Read MoreI’ll be speaking on a panel featuring fellow Emerson College alumni, sharing my journey in the world of radio, especially from the perspective as a Black woman.
Read MoreI moderated a recruiter panel full of HBCU advisors as they navigated questions around the college application process during a pandemic, how to find the financial resources to attend school, misperceptions about attending HBCUs, and more.
Read MoreI was recently interviewed by my fellow Spartan, Byron Jamal, on his show The Heart. We discussed the intersection of finding love and balance while building our businesses.
Read MoreI was recently spotlighted on Unpopcultr’s Instagram for their Creatives in Quarantine series. Thank you to LaChelle and her team.
Read MoreI was a panelist on Create 2 Elevate virtual summit as we discussed navigating through a pandemic as a creative professional. I was grateful to speak alongside fellow creatives as we seek to find a new normal.
Read MoreI spoke on my first VIRTUAL panel for Clark Atlanta University’s Mass Media Arts Department and Society. The Lunch and Learn series featured myself alongside fellow radio and broadcasting professionals, sharing our journey and tips on navigating life after college during this pandemic plus more.
Read MoreEarlier this year, I was featured in the HBCU Times. I spoke about my experience attending Norfolk State University vs my time at a PWI (predominantly white institution), pursuing an entertainment career in New York City while also dealing with unemployment in one of the most expensive cities in the world, and navigating the journey to my dreams.
Read MoreGIRLAAA World curated a roundtable discussion featuring myself and two dope women that are the voice of DC. We spoke about journey to radio. The two women included Dominique Da Diva, an afternoon host on WKYS 93.9 FM and Sunni, a morning show host on the Joe Clair Morning Show on WPGC 95.5 FM.
Read MoreThank you to Shoutout to my Queens as I discussed my transition from New York to Miami to be an on air personality, my interview series, Georgette After Dark, and much more.
Read MoreThank you to Women in Radio for allowing me to share my experiences navigating the radio industry, fighting through my fears, and more.
Read MoreI was invited back as a speaker for Move Inc’s third annual leadership symposium. This year’s theme was Stay Woke and S.E.E.E. (Education, Entrepreneurship, and Economics).
Read MoreThanks to Black Web Fest, I joined their twitter party alongside other black creatives to discuss my creative journey and my podcast.
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