PAMELA RICHMOND-MEDIA PRODUCER – PRESENTATION: “POWER PRODUCING MEDIA!”

Media Marketing

Pamela Richmond set her eyes on the “BIG” prize when she vowed to be the next Connie Chung or Dan Rather at an early age. Born in Los Angeles, California, she was raised in five different states due to her father’s promotions in the US Forest Service, before graduating from high school. She accepted a full athletic volley-ball scholarship and a degree in communications from Jefferson College in Missouri where she also co-anchored the county news. She continued her education on another full athletic scholarship at Ohio University, while studying Broadcast Journalism, and was chosen as an anchor for the campus radio station.
Pamela’s desire and ability to use the power of the media to change people’s lives, kept all aspects of the media at the forefront of her career aspirations for 22 years. Her experience includes; writing and producing commercials, advertising, marketing and several areas of production for television, film, radio, newspaper and internet.
Strong conviction led Pamela into the world of entrepreneurship and she started BIG ENTERPRISE, a multi-media Production Company that operates out of Nashville. BIG offers media related products and services to clients using every form of communication to deliver their most powerful message. She resides in Nashville with her husband of 19 years and seven year old daughter and enjoys, travel, reading and writing and quality time with family. Her mission is to deliver power-filled, life changing, and revenue increasing results for businesses and families through a media format. She believes the “BIGGEST” prize is revealed when God does immeasurably more than we ask or imagine, according to His power that is at work within us. That is the basis for, “Power Producing Media!”

REV. DR. JOAN BROWN CAMPBELL

Director of Religion, Chautauqua, NY

The Rev. Dr. Joan Brown Campbell is an ordained minister with standing in two Christian denominations, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and the American Baptist Church. Like many women in her generation, Rev. Campbell was first a wife, mother & community volunteer. At age 50, Rev. Campbell was ordained. She was already a leader in the ecumenical interfaith movement where she gave leadership for over 30 years.
As General Secretary of the National Council of Churches and as Executive Director of the U.S. office of the World Council of Churches, Rev. Campbell participated in some of the great historic events of the last century. She worked with Martin Luther King and brought him to her own congregation, the first white church in Cleveland to receive Dr. King. Dr. Campbell served as an honorary election monitor with President Kaunda of Zambia in the election of Nelson Mandela as the first African president of South Africa.
Today, Dr. Campbell is the first woman Director of the Department of Religion at the Chautauqua Institution, a center for religion, the arts, education and recreation. Her accomplishments and achievements are many and varied, including eleven honorary doctorate degrees. Rev. Campbell is the mother of three grown children and grandmother to eight.