Events
8th Annual delancyhill Black History Celebration
SMDCAC Presents
The Langston Hughes Project
with The Ron McCurdy Quartet
& Celebrity Spoken Word Artist Malcolm Jamal-Warner
delancyhill 8th Annual Black History Month Celebration
VIP Reception
$30, $20, $10 ($5 tickets CultureShockmiami.com)
$5 off orchestra level seats for students seniors and active military service members
delancyhill 8th Annual
Black History Month Celebration
VIP Reception, 6pm (Black Box)
$50 (reception includes ticket to 8pm performance)
In support of education and outreach programs of the South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center
Click here for more information.
The Langston Hughes Project - Ask Your Mama: Twelve Moods for Jazz, a masterwork written in twelve-parts by Hughes in the early 1960s. This production is brought to life in a multimedia production is Langston Hughes at his best: insightful, wise, poignant, funny and soulful. On stage the audience experiences the mood of the Harlem Renaissance in this 800-line suite of poems illustrated by the spoken word, accompanied the Ron McCurdy Quartet and Hughes’ poetry performed by Emmy-nominated actor and director Malcolm-Jamal Warner.
The work is described as a multimedia performance involving spoken word artist, jazz quartet and a slide presentation of images from the Harlem Renaissance. All of these components occur simultaneously. This multimedia presentation recreates Hughes's vision of the global struggle for freedom in the early 1960's. African American artists and photographers including Jacob Lawrence, Gordon Parks, and Romare Bearden link words and music to a kaleidoscopic collection of images. Music director and composer Ron McCurdy orchestrates the original musical based on the music cues suggested by Langston Hughes.
10950 SW 211 Street, Cutler Bay, Florida 33189
Main Office: 786-573-5316
info@smdcac.org
Box Office
786-573-5300
boxoffice@smdcac.org
10950 SW 211 Street
Cutler Bay, FL 33189
Miami Dade Chamber of Commerce - "Cracking the Code: Business Technology"
How many businesses lose precious information every day during a simple blackout or computer freeze? How amazing would it be to work from home at any given day or time with access to company files? These topics and more are the subject of the fourth Miami Dade Chamber of Commerce 2011 Business Empowerment Networking Series (BENS) “Mission Possible: Cracking the Code: Business Technology”, presented by Comcast Business Class. This event, designed especially for small to medium businesses, will present strategies on integrating new tools in technology to streamline operations. Topics will include explore maximizing communications and collaborations through cloud technology, software-as-a-service (SaaS) and unified communications, all of which are key solutions to accelerating a company's competitiveness in our always-on modern economy. The world has changed and this BENS event targets professionals interested in enabling access to data and operations from anywhere in the world, without boundaries.
The luncheon will feature keynote speaker: Jaret Davis, Co-Managing Shareholder at Greenberg Traurig PA; Kevin Michael, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Invizio; Mico Yuk, Director of Sales and Business Development at Benchmarkers Business Intelligence and founder of EverythingXcelsius.com; Oscar Musibay, South Florida Business Journal Reporter and Marlon Hill, CEO & Founding Partner at delancyhill P.A who was featured in the June 2011 issue of Black Enterprise Magazine, highlighting their transition to Cloud Technology, saving the firm 55% in operating costs this year alone.
Miami-Dade Chamber of Commerce Non-Profit Shark Tank
DO YOU OWN A NON-PROFIT
OR MAYBE WANT TO START ONE???????
Join the Miami-Dade Chamber of Commerce
and
YPN Miami
For
"Mission Possible-How to Make your Non-Profit Successful"
Wednesday, April 20, 2011, 9:30am-1:30pm
Jungle Island
1111 Parrot Jungle Trail, Miami, FL 33132
$10 for members, $15 for non-members, and $5 validated parking
Hear from experts on the national, regional and local levels of
running a non-profit
Participate in YPN Miami Shark Tank 1.0 Non-Profit
Hear from local entrepreneurs and experts on growing your
non-profit in the areas of:
Legal
Business Management
Marketing
Finance
For more information or to RSVP contact the
MDCC at 305-751-864 or visit www.m-dcc.org
Komen Race for the Curer
Join delancyhill and other Firm partners for the
Annual Race for the Cure
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Bayfront Park, Downtown Miami
Register today at http://www.tinyurl.com/26hkbuw
Featuring a signature Caribbean breakfast and musical selections
at the D' Limers tent
Rsvp: raceforthecure@delancyhill.com
Caribbean Trade Center Breakfast Panel Discussion
This event, which will be focusing on Strategies for U.S / Caribbean Trade & Business Development, constitutes an ideal networking platform bringing together a cross section of South Florida's trade and commerce sectors, Caribbean country trade representatives as well as transportation, legal, logistical, and other professionals.
Panelists include:
The Honorable Laura Marie-West, Consul General
The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
Dario J. Avello,
Business Development Officer with the U.S. Export-Import Bank
Deborah Stern, Esq.
International Trade and Customs attorney with Sandler, Travis and Rosenberg, P.A.
The Honorable Gladys Johnson-Sands
Consul General - Bahamas
Mr. Bill Johnson,
Director of the Port of Miami
Mr. Marlon Hill, Partner
with the law firm delancyhill, P.A.
The event will be held at at the Courtyard by Marriot from 7:15 am to 10:00 am
Courtyard By Marriot
2051 Le June Road
Coral Gables, FL
Get Directions
6th Annual delancyhill Black History Month Celebration
On Tuesday, February 23, 2010, at its annual celebration for Black History Month, host delancyhill P.A., in collaboration with the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, and the law firm of SquiresBenson will host a reception in honor of attorney Cheryl Little for her unwavering advocacy on behalf of Haitian refugees and other immigrants from the African Diaspora. The reception will host clients, firm partners, and community leaders from 6:30-8:30PM at the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, 10901 Old Cutler Road, Coral Gables, FL 33156.
This commemorative 6th year celebration of Black History Month inspired the law firm of delancyhill, P.A. to create the award of Firm Partner Star, previously offered to Ruth Shack, Dorothy Jenkins-Fields, David Wilson, Babacar M’Bow. and Commissioner Betty T. Ferguson for their ''contributions in uplifting African-American communities of the South Florida''.
This year, Honoree, Cheryl Little, has been a tireless advocate for immigrant rights for nearly two decades and has established herself as one of this country's leading experts in the immigration field. Cheryl's extensive involvement in immigration dates from 1985 when, upon her graduation from law school with honors, she began working at the Haitian Refugee Center. Since 1996, she has served as the Executive Director of Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center, Inc. (FIAC), an agency she co-founded. After years of unwavering advocacy, Ms. Little led efforts to secure Temporary Protected Status ("TPS") for Haitian nationals after a series of natural disasters culminating with the tragic earthquake.
In light of the tragic catastrophe in Haiti, the Reception will also raise funds in support of local organizations serving the needs of the impacted Haitian community. Suggested minimum contribution will be $25.00.
To RSVP, call 786-777-0184 or email RSVP@delancyhill.com
19th Annual MLK Commemorative Breakfast
Keynote speaker: Dr. Michael Eric Dyson
www.michaelericdyson.com
For more information and tickets, call Barbara Douglas
FIU Office of Multicultural Programs, 305-348-2436
Breakfast begins at 8:00 am
