African Leadership Magazine Spells Success In Atlanta, Georgia

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African Leadership Magazine does it again.

Wowing people from two separate continents'...

with their trending brand of fusing Art, Fashion andLeadership together in one main Gala event at the oh so swanky -Whatever Whenever "W" Hotel in Downtown Atlanta this past Saturday evening.
Their form of branding lends excitement to an otherwise comme ci comme ça political or business event and it's catching "WILD" fire with the political leaders from all point's in Africa and the United States.
Their formula; bringing formidable national leaders together in 5 star settings in major locals' to meet and discuss investing in each other, their cultures and business', eased by spares of entertainment is a smash hit. By setting their events against the backdrop of social settings, softens the greetings of world leaders and captains of industries and serves a a perfect announcement to one another.
With such a fusion, the magazine has drawn the attention of international super stars such as Grammy award winner, Tony Terry, B Angie B, the daughter's of Ray Charles "Sheila Raye Charles" and BB King, "Claudette King" and top international fashion designers from across the globe likeMatthew Cashe, Sandra Velasquez and the Wilbourn Sisters' Designs, to literally WOW their audiences with this jaw dropping fusion, trading international presence with exposure in their magazine and, the wait line for this trend is starting to build.
The African Leadership Magazine has began to realize how it is transforming lives of future leaders and offers the following statement from young artist, LaRon Harlem, Jr. .....
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CLICK TO WATCH: the Live finger painting for a royal crowd
21 YEAR OLD LARON HARLEM, JR. (The frank Sinatra of acrylics) OF Colour Me Blind Artistry, UNDERTOOK A LIVE PAINTING BEFORE EYES OF GUESTS IN HONOR OF Her Excellency, Hajiya Aisha Bala Mohammed, Wife of the FCT Minister Hon. Bala Mohammed - THESE ARE HIS WORDS........
"By this time tomorrow I'll officially have 5 paintings in Africa. 5 of my life stories decorating palaces and royal homes. 5 pieces of me bringing someone else joy. 5 reasons to keep painting.you can't pay for this feeling. Thank you ALM for making that possible." - Artist LaRon Harlem, Jr.
Here's the video of their latest event "Investing in Nigeria's Non-Oil Sectors of the Economy" which was well attended.
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Check out our latest video by clicking here.
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Guests' were celebrated by the Bluesy tones of Claudette "The Bluz Queen" King
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Guests' were Serenaded by International artist, Mz. B Angie B against the beautiful backdrop of Atlanta, Georgia
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Wilbourn Sisters Design
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ALM publisher, Ken Giami and Georgia Senator Donzella James present Citizenship Honor
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Nigerian dignitaries honored us with their presence
Visit the official Website for participation and more information for ALM's future events at : www.africanleadership.co.uk

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