What about these top tier educational institutions?

And these senior-level executives?

• Richard Parsons, CEO, Time Warner
• James Diener, President, A&M/Octone Records
• Gerri Warren-Merrick, Vice President, Time Warner
• Mimi Kim, Executive Director, AOL Music
• Kelly McNamara, Vice President, Giorgio Armani Cosmetics
• Deborah Marquardt, Senior Vice President, Matrix
• Steve Kane, Senior Director, L'Oreal

Autumn Black worked for them, attended them & assisted them!

And now she is available to assist you!

BIO

Autumn Black is a virtual assistant to established and aspiring business owners, corporations, non-profit organizations and entrepreneurs in the fields of media, fashion, entertainment, & technology through creative consulting, public relations campaigns, event planning, strategic marketing, project management, fundraising and motivational speaking.

Prior to her current practice, Ms. Black supported the world’s leading media company, Time Warner, as external relations coordinator. She was dually responsible for building strategic relationships with community leaders, public officials, politicos, entertainers, non-profit organizations as well as internal constituents. She also acted as interim assistant brand manager for Giorgio Armani Cosmetics and was contracted by the Integrated Communications department of Matrix, a division of L’Oreal.

After joining the Corporate Community Relations team in December 2002, Ms. Black helped to manage a multi-million dollar contributions budget and assisted in the planning and execution of strategic philanthropic initiatives. Her coordination with department staff and knack for connecting people with resources resulted in the successful administration of Time Warner’s signature programs including Passport to Culture, Broadway Under the Stars, the American Black Film Festival and the Apollo Theater Foundation capital campaign.

Ms. Black has managed Time Warner's sponsorship for numerous organizations including the YMCA, Women in Need, Inc., The National Association for Research on Women, Latino Commission on AIDS, New York Women's Foundation, The Girl Scouts, Sean P. Diddy Combs', Diddy Runs the City, NAACP, Jamaica Business Resource Center, Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation and the Essence Awards. Culminating her stint at Time Warner was the whirlwind experience of becoming a semi-finalist for season two of Donald Trump’s “The Apprentice”.

Prior to joining Time Warner, Ms. Black had over 5 years of experience in media and public relations. After attending Stanford University on domestic exchange, she worked for Sony Music Entertainment where her persuasive writing ability earned her the responsibility of facilitating relationships between artists and journalists for 550, Work Group, Columbia and Epic Records talent. In 2001, while attending graduate school, Ms. Black joined MTV's Emmy award winning public affairs department to participate in the design and implementation of MTV's Choose or Lose Campaign -- Fight For Your Rights: Take a Stand Against Discrimination. In 2002, she transferred her experience to EMI Music Publishing where she analyzed demo submissions and created song pitch packages for Ricky Martin, Celine Dion and the Backstreet Boys.

Expressly concerned with the voice of youth in America, Ms. Black has been a mentor for children throughout her career as a volunteer with the Harris Homes First Grade Initiative, Time Warner's Time to Read and President Clinton's America Reads program.

In her spare time Mrs. Black enjoys reading, writing, theater, and acrylic painting. Her work has been featured at the Cape Cod Museum of Fine Art and the McVicar Health Services Building in Atlanta, Georgia. A graduate of New York University with a Masters of Arts in Music Entertainment Professions and of Spelman College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology, Ms. Black is a California native and currently resides in New York City.

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