We welcome contributions from I Can Still do That Advisors about key issues and events in their professional and personal lives.
You may keep up with The Tip Sheet on our website – icanstilldothat.org – where all the past newsletters are posted.
This Week:
- A message from Dan Schneider
Advisor Announcements
Kudos to Advisor Joe Searles, Esq. for his mention as a “maverick” on this month’s NFL Player’s Association website (see: nflplayersassociation.com)
Joe is a former NY Giant and left the Giants in 1967, to work for then New York City Mayor John Lindsey. His career also includes serving two gubernatorial appointments as chairman and director of the State of New York Mortgage Agency, where he was responsible for municipal housing issues totaling more than $600 million. In 1970, Searles became the first African-American member and floor-broker on the New York Stock Exchange, which he visited in July with NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith and other former NFL players. Joe Searles also served as the president of the NFLPA Retired Players New York/New Jersey Chapter and was a two-term member
of the National Steering Committee.Today, Joe is recognized for his experience in financial/asset development and urban revitalization. He was a member of the development team for Harlem USA and is currently a partner in D.C. USA, a $141
million retail/entertainment project in Washington. Joe is a frequent supporter
of First Mondays and has been helping us organize for an eventual First
Mondays/DC.
Joe Searles can “Still Do
That”!!
Advisor
Celeste Beatty was interviewed this past Sunday in the NY Daily News. Celeste, the head brewer of the Harlem Brewing
Company, knows firsthand how good food and drink can contribute to a community.
The former uptown girl, who now lives in Jamaica, Queens,
launched her dream career when she started brewing beer 12 years ago. Now she’s
hoping her hops will add a fresh flavor to her old neighborhood.
TheDelvisProject.com preview party with ArtforHealingNYC.com
9 Artists 9 Photographers
Tues. Sept. 8th 6-10pm FREE!!!
SILENT AUCTION
SLIDE SHOW
Artists: Loren Ellis, Sabina Szafrankowska, Dorothy Krakauer,
Krystyne Lyczywek, Art Zamora, Evelyn Metzger, Claude LaChaud, Barry
Kostrinsky, & Paula Wright
Photographers: Jeanne Elodie Montclair, Andrea Nichole Santoro,
Charlotte Fleetwood, Derek Frampton, Tiffany Brown, Erin Wolf, Glenda Frampton,
Bambi Kuhle,
& The Delvis
Musicians: Luigi Monteferrante/Gang of Tolstoy, Shaun Ellis &
Matt Pillischer/High Hearts (live@6pm), Tim McKenzie, Jason Bonthron, John
Flynn, & Jim Davidson/SideShacked (live@8pm), (Special Guest) Gary D.
Sisto
& Elvis
@ The Tank
354 W. 45th St. between
8th & 9th Aves.
For info call:
Art for Healing NYC
(212) 946-1160
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Friends and Advisors,
Thanks to the help of “Mutual Mentor” Jake Lazarowitz, we will be mentioned in the November issue of “More” Magazine (www.more.com), a magazine geared toward women over 40. It’s our first media mention and we are hoping it leads to “more” exposure. And a thank you to 3rd year law student and “Mutual Mentor” Jill Markowitz, our film and video editor, for her continuing efforts on our website. We will soon have two new webinars and videos posted.
Hopefully the magazine will be on the streets in time for our November 2nd “First Mondays” event at B. Smith’s NY (www.bsmith.com) at 320 West 46th Street. We are looking for a “celebrity bartender” if anyone knows one.
Don’t forget to please bring friends to the next First Mondays on Sept. 14th at the Parlour, 250 West 86th Street (see: www.firstmondays.com). It will be a wonderful evening of networking and fun with 1/2 price Sugar Hill Ales from Harlem Brewing Company.
Advisor Jack Gindi, of Siren Films, will be directing a show called “On Becoming” at the Cherry Lane in the Village. It plays from September 23-26 and we would love to see you all there.
Also, “What’s Your Sign?” – the film Jack wrote and directed will be available November 24th, 2009 on Amazon and NetFlix. The cast includes Judy Kuhn, Artie Lange (The Howard Stern Show) and Susie Essman (Curb Your Enthusiasm). So save it on your NetFlix queue!
Discount tickets are still available for
the Oct. 5th Gala for the Giulio Gari Foundation (www.giuliogari.org).
The event will feature some of the best new voices in international Opera
(ages 21-35) and will be at the beautiful NYAC. Let’s try to organize a
table or 2 of our Advisors.
Advisor Sharon Rich Kindly Invites You to Join
Layoff BounceBack’s
September Free Teleseminar
For Job Seekers!
“Language that Wins Jobs vs. Language that Doesn’t”
Monday, September 7, 2009
9 am Pacific/10am Mountain/11am Central/12n Eastern
According to Sharon,
“I’m struck by the language that I hear you
using about yourself and about your search. Language is key to this process, so
that’s what we’ll be talking about in our September 7 call. ”
Sign up today!!
Visit www.layoffbounceback.com.
Dial-in information will be sent to you a few days before the seminar.
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