Jennifer Lopez
Chaka Khan, Chaka Khan, Chaka Khan
The Apollo Theater, a leading not-for-profit performing arts institution and one of the nation’s greatest cultural treasures, announced that its 8th Annual Spring Gala Concert will induct Chaka Khan into the Apollo Legends Hall of Fame on Monday, June 10, 2013 in celebration of Ms. Khan’s 40th anniversary in the music business. Continue reading
Posted in Music, Theater, Theatre
Tagged Apollo, apollotheater, Aretha Franklin, Chaka Khan, Ella Fitzgerald, Gladys Knight and the Pips, James Brown, Jeff Bewkes, Lisa Price, Little Richard, Mary J. Blige, Michael Jackson, New York City, Patti Labelle, Quincy jones, Sarah Jessica Parker, Smokey Robinson, stevie wonder, Time Warner
We want to give props to Starbucks for the work they are doing in Harlem. Over the past year, Starbucks partnered with the Harlem Community store in Harlem resulting in $113,000 contribution to Abyssinian Development Corporation headed by CEO Sheena Wright (left and Lisa Price, founder of Carol’s Daughter in Harlem, on the right). Continue reading
Posted in Cause, Harlem, Harlem cause
Tagged Abyssinian Development Corporation, ADC’s School Turnaround initiative, affordable Housing, Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans, Bread & Roses Integrated Arts High School, Carols Daughter, Education, Harlem, Harlem Community store, Houston, Lisa Price, Mexican American, MS 80, Sheena Wright, Starbuck, Thurgood Marshall Academy, workforce development and affordable housing, YouthBuild
Posted in Harlem
Tagged Abyssinian Baptist Church, Community Media, Harlem, Lenox Avenue, Lisa Price, Soledad O’Brien, Starbucks
Busniess
With the economy on the mend, are you prepared to profit from the recovery?
The Daily News can offer lots of help at its upcoming Small Biz: Big Impact Conference, the place to learn about how to manage, grow or start a business. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem
Tagged David Rose, Lisa Price, Martin Dunn, Rasu Jilani, Rob Walsh, Small Biz: Big Impact Conference, The Daily News
Business
Before social marketing became synonymous with viral marketing, and opening her flagship store in Harlem there was a tactic called word of mouth. Old-fashioned word of mouth got Lisa Price, former television script coordinator, and her company, Carol’s Daughter, featured on B. Smith, The View and the brass ring of publicity, Oprah.
Carol’s Daughter is a body care company that creates and sells fragrances, body lotions, hair care and cosmetics. Price started developing fragrances for herself in her Brooklyn kitchen while she worked behind the scenes on The Cosby Show. She was soon producing and bottling fragrances and body lotions and selling them from her home, and in 1993 she started selling at flea markets. She expanded her line to include hair care and set up a catalog in 1994 and then a website in 2000.
Posted in Business Services
Tagged B Smith, Business Services, Carols Daughter, Lisa Price
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