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• Mashable's 2nd NextUp NYC: "Lessons From the Local Internet Start-Up Community"

  Wednesday, April 29th, 2009

  April 28th marked the 2nd in a series of events dubbed NextUP NYC, put on by Mashable – the bible for all things social media. [If you missed the run-down from the debut event of the Mashable NextUP Series, you can check out my recap here.] The topic at hand this time around [...]

• "Fashion For All" Donation Pre-Party @ MINT Jodi Arnold

  Sunday, April 26th, 2009

  When I heard about this “Fashion For All” event, designed to collect clothing for Brooklynites in need, through friend / blogger / author Felicia Sullivan, I knew it was the real deal because she has been selflessly working on it for months.
  Next Friday (May 8th), there will be a pre-party to collect clothes for the [...]

• The Burju Shoe Launch + Fashion Show Recapped

  Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009

  Last night, professional salsa dancer, Burju Perez, officially launched her new dance-inspired shoe line, Burju Shoes, a shoe collection that merges Fashion & Comfort into one shoe. Burju currently inventories over 50 styles of shoes (for men, women, and children) which can all be custom ordered in terms of style, color combination, width (3 [...]

• Time Out New York's Dining & Libation Society Event @ The Eldridge

  Thursday, April 16th, 2009

  Earlier this week, Time Out New York hosted another one of it’s DLS (Drinking & Libation Society) events at exclusive lounge, The Eldridge, on the Lower East Side.
  The DL Society is a civilized league “offering culinary enthusiasts the opportunity to consort with like-minded individuals.”   The society invites and encourages other foodies to join in as [...]

• BagTrends.com hosts GREEN Arm Candy

  Tuesday, April 14th, 2009

  Last night, I checked out the “Green Arm Candy Party” hosted by the two lovely co-founders of the “go to” bag blog: BagTrends.com, Pamela Pekerman and Michelle Finkelshteyn, at the Union Square Ballroom.
  The event featured a series of booths manned by various hand bag companies who share an eco-friendly “green theme,” as well as a [...]

• INVITE: Burju Shoe Launch + Fashion Presentation

  Friday, April 10th, 2009

  On April 21st, AMP3 PR will be handling the New York launch of a dance-inspired shoe line, Burju Shoes, designed to bring comfort and high-fashion into one shoe.
  The line is designed by Burju Perez: a dancer, dance-studio owner, and established choreographer.  Burju found herself wearing her commercial and more fashionable shoes out for a night [...]

• "Girls in Tech" Re-Launch Party for the NYC Chapter

  Wednesday, April 1st, 2009

  Last night I attended  the re-launch of the New York Chapter of “Girls In Tech.”  Once a male-dominated field, “Girls in Tech” is an organization all about building recognition, encouragement, and support for women who work in (or women who are interested in) technology.  What I love about GIT is that it does not discriminate.  [...]

• LeMetric hosts an Evening of Reinvention at Saks Fifth Ave

  Saturday, March 28th, 2009

  On Thursday night, my client, Elline Surianello (Founder & CEO of LeMetric Hair Center INC), hosted an event at Saks Fifth Avenue, co-sponsored by the new BettyConfidential.com (Your best friend, only better), entitled “An Evening Of Reinvention: From Hair to Toe, and From the Inside Out.”
  After months of brainstorming, we were delighted to partner up [...]

• Eau de Sisley Launch @ The Carlyle Hotel

  Thursday, March 19th, 2009

  Last night, fellow AMP3-er, Termeh Mazhari and I went to the launch of Eau de Sisley (Paris) at the very beautiful Carlyle Hotel on the Upper East Side of Manhattan after work.
  Sisley, an established European brand, was launching it’s new perfume line, which comes in three parts, apptly named “1,” “2,” and “3,” designed to [...]

• Amanda Dolan's Opening Reception for "Heart Attack"

  Monday, March 9th, 2009

  On Saturday night, Amanda Dolan unveiled her latest exhibit, “Heart Attack,” at the Ward Nasse Gallery on Prince Street in SoHo. A huge success: the bright, extremely positive, and surprisingly affordable exhibit came as a welcome addition to the doom and gloom that has been a media focus thus far in 2009. [...]