We closed out 2008 at Bottletree in December. Thanks to our volunteers Jeff Keeton for shooting the event, and Erin Shaw Street and Zachary Moore for hospitality.
Be sure to check out all the great photos, and if you’re in them, let us know! (Or tag yourself in the Facebook album.)
Update: See photos from this event.
A new year, a new president. Come by Rojo on Southside to celebrate this historic day with the MOB. We’ll be in the party room, right entrance.
Join the MOB on Tuesday, Jan. 20, any time between 5:30 and 7 p.m.
We’ll have happy hour drink specials and inaugural fun.
Anyone in media, advertising, PR and Web should stop by — please tell your colleagues, friends and enemies to join us. Complete details are available on the Evite.
Questions? Contact us or leave a comment.
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Update: See photos from this event.
Don’t let the War on Christmas, the economy, traffic, layoffs, deadlines, 401(k)s or anything else bring you down. Come by the Bottletree Cafe for one last blowout. We’ll celebrate, or commiserate, the year gone by.
Join the MOB on its new night — Tuesday — on Dec. 16 any time between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Merrilee at the Bottletree promises happy hour drink specials and holiday cheer.
Anyone in media, advertising, PR and Web should stop by — please tell your colleagues, friends and enemies to join us. Complete details are available on the Evite.
Questions? Contact us or leave a comment.
P.S. Please join our free mailing list for all the updates straight to your In box.
P.P.S. Stick around till 8 p.m. for Music Snob Trivia Night, hosted by Kim Waites and MOBster Brooks Brown. Just $2 to play … all proceeds go to Scrollworks. For more info, visit myspace.com/musicsnobbham.
P.P.P.S. Klaatu barada nikto, y’all.
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Nearly 40 people attended our October event at the Redmont Hotel. Thanks to U.S. Rep. Artur Davis for talking about Election 2008, along with Anna Ruth Williams of Empower Alabama for registering last-minute voters.
Also, thanks to Christina Tutor and Rick Sutton for the photography.
And thanks to Cary Estes and Cutressa Williams and for serving as our hospitality volunteers, and Chianti Cleggett and Atticus Rominger for setting up the event.
Be sure to check out all the great photos, and if you’re in them, let us know! (Or tag yourself in the Facebook album.)
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Tagged Artur Davis, Birmingham, downtown, networking, october2008, redmont hotel
Update: See photos from this event.
Celebrate our fifth anniversary with a special dinner!
We’ll have the loft all to ourselves at Jackson’s Bar and Bistro [map] in Homewood, with a special menu and half-price drinks (except premium liquors).
Join the MOB on its new night — Tuesday — on Nov. 18 any time between 5:30 and 8 p.m.
You must sign up in advance on the Evite, no exceptions — capacity limited to 36, so reserve your spot today. You may bring up to one guest.
Signup deadline: Nov. 11 (after that, you’ll be placed on a waiting list).
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We had our biggest event yet at the Wine Loft. Thanks to Donna Francavilla, Julie Keith and Jean M. McLean, our outstanding expert panel, and to Pat Richeson of Redneck Debutantes for the photography.
Also, thanks to Bob Farley for serving as our hospitality volunteer, and Chianti Cleggett and Atticus Rominger for setting up the event.
Be sure to check out all the great photos, and if you’re in them, let us know! (Or tag yourself in the Facebook album.)
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Bonus No. 1: For those interested in reading more about U.S. Rep. Davis, MOBster Atticus Rominger wrote the cover story for the current issue of Thicket magazine.
Thicket: You’ve been labeled a “bipartisan congressman,” as well as a member of a “new wave” of black politicians, is that accurate?
Artur Davis: I’m not big on labels.
Thicket: Why not?
AD: I don’t think they capture the complexity of the public debate.
Rep. Davis will be our keynote speaker Tuesday at the Redmont.
Bonus No. 2: You can register to vote! Empower Alabama will be at our event with all the paperwork you need to vote on Nov. 4. This will be your last opportunity to register (submission deadline is Oct. 24!), so why put it off any longer?
You register, they’ll take care of the rest. Oh, and then you show up on Nov. 4 to vote.
Remember: 5-7 p.m. Tuesday (Oct. 21) at the Redmont with Rep. Davis.
Update: See photos from this event.
Join us for our first keynote speaker, U.S. Rep. Artur Davis. With Election Day just two weeks from our next event, it’s a great time to discuss the state of politics 2008.
Rep. Davis began his service in the House of Representatives in 2003, which also marks the MOB’s founding.
Join the MOB on its new night — Tuesday — on Oct. 21. Our first event sponsor ever is the Redmont Hotel [map]. We’ll be on the mezzanine level in the Redmont Cafe, where you can enjoy a selection of wines and beers at our private cash bar.
With an 81-year legacy of style, elegance and fame, the Redmont offers luxurious hotel and residential living in downtown Birmingham.
This event starts earlier to accommodate Rep. Davis:
The event is free. Wine and beer available at our private cash bar.
Anyone in media, advertising, PR and Web should stop by — please tell your colleagues, friends and enemies to join us. Complete details are available on the Evite.
Our thanks to MOB volunteers Chianti Cleggett and Atticus Rominger for setting up this month’s event!
Here’s the press release [pdf].
Questions? Contact us or leave a comment.
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Update: See photos from this event.
It’s tough times for publishing — maybe it’s time to think about the next step.
If you’ve considered freelancing, but don’t know where to begin, we’ve got the panel for you.
Donna Francavilla, freelance broadcast reporter/consultant
Julie Keith, editor-in-chief, Thicket Magazine
Jean M. McLean, freelance writer/editor
You told us you wanted more in-depth discussions and training, so join the discussion on Tuesday, Sept. 16, at the Wine Loft downtown [map].
E-mail your questions in advance to us. The event is free and open to everyone.
Anyone in media, advertising, PR and Web should stop by — please tell your colleagues, friends and enemies to join us. Complete details are available on the Evite.
Questions? Contact us or leave a comment.
P.S. Please join our free mailing list for all the updates straight to your In box.
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