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Jim Thorns, Executive Producer
James Borders, Co-Executive Producer
Kyle Jones, Research Director
Sharon Martin, Project Director
Demetric Mercadel, Entergy New Orleans
Craig Mitchell, Legal Consultant and Marketing Tommye Myrick, Creative Director
Vanessa Peters, Operations/Technical Support Denise St. Entienne, Project Consultant
J. R. Thomason, Videographer
Bryan Hithe, Videographer
Elona Waters, Production Manager
Eric Waters, Photographer
Harold Baquet, Photographer
 
 
 
A Great Day in Black is being produced, managed and coordinated by an experienced team of professionals working in concert with a large community advisory committee.
 
Jim Thorns, entrepreneur, civic leader, photographer and producer of Souls of Valor: A Photographic Tribute to African American Veterans of World War II, is the executive producer of A Great Day in Black. James B. Borders, an arts management consultant who has previously served as executive director of the Louisiana Division of the Arts and managing director of the National Black Arts Festival, is the project’s co-executive producer.   Sharon Martin is the project director for A Great Day in Black.  At the helm as creative director is Tommye Myrick, renowned producer, director, educator and the co-producer of Souls of Valor.
The other members of the core project team include Stacey Compass of Liberty Bank & Trust, a project consultant; Kyle Jones, research director; Demetric Mercadel of Entergy New Orleans, a project consultant; Vanessa Peters, operations and technical support manager; interior designer and special events planner Denise St. Etienne, a project consultant; J. R. Thomason, videographer; Elona Waters, production manager; and photographer Eric Waters.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

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