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Contact: Cindy Reed
703-232-6813
cindy@womensbusinessreport.com
WOMEN’S BUSINESS REPORT
BEGINS 2nd SEASON ON NEWS CHANNEL 8
Washington, DC – (April 18, 2016) Women’s Business Report, a half-hour television program that highlights women business executives and entrepreneurs starts its second season on News Channel 8. It is seen the 4th Sunday of every month at 10:30 AM EDT. Women’s Business Report was created in March 2015 as a television special to commemorate Women’s History Month. The show, which was very well received, returns to the delight of its viewing audience.
Each program features dynamic women business leaders and owners who have a unique and compelling story of their success. “We are excited to continue our efforts to feature women in a positive and uplifting manner. The show provides optimistic examples of women who are making a difference,” says executive producer Alvin Jones. He adds, “In one year, we have effectively destroyed every negative stereotype you see on other television programs that portray women in degrading and unflattering situations. I hear from mothers stating their daughters watched the show and said, “Mommy I want to be like her.”
Women’s Business Report is currently casting for its upcoming episodes and is searching for women with inspiring stories. Women business owners and executives wishing to be considered for inclusion in the television show should contact Cindy Reed by phone at 703-232-6813 or email cindy@womensbusinessreport.com.
Women's Business Report is part of a News Channel 8 news and entertainment series.
About Alvin Jones Communications:
Alvin Jones Communications offers video production, webcasting, sound, public relations, and event production solutions. Projects include Cannes Film Festival segments for the TV Guide Channel, live streaming of Senate and Congressional hearings, and coverage of the NAACP Image Awards, the Grammys, and pre-Oscar events for MSN.com.
Alvin Jones, executive producer of television shows “Women’s Business Report” and “Planet Vehicle,” is host of morning drive show “T.M.I. (Too Much Information) on WERA-LP 96.7 FM.
He’s president emeritus of the Washington Automotive Press Association. Jones started his career as the host of the “Quiet Storm” on WHUR 96.3FM. During his stint at cable network BET was host and producer music video programs “Video Vibrations,” and “Midnight Love” and created “Rap City.” Alvin has also worked with CBS Radio, Sirius/XM Radio, and C-SPAN’s “Book TV.”
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