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2009 Fortunate 500: Media
2009 FORTUNATE 500
MEDIA
Top Picks: Elaine and Rich Garza.For previously posted micro-profile of Elaine and Rich Garza, go here.
John Aielli. KUT
Lani Anglin-Rosales and Connie Reese. New Media Labs, Connect Every Dot, AgentGenius.com
Sarah Bird. Texas Monthly, ‘How Perfect Is That’
Bobby Bones. KISS-FM
Olga Campos and Kevin Benz. KVUE, News 8 Austin, CASA, Con Mi Madre, Lutheran Social Services, Make a Difference Banquet, Greenlights for Nonprofit Success, Carole Kneeland Project for Excellence in Journalism
Mike Chapman. Austin Social Media Club
Mary Anne Connolly. Austin Woman, Reel Women, Conspirare
Jody Denberg. KGSR
Dale Dudley. KLBJ
Raul Garza. TKO AdvertisingJ.B. Hager. Mix 94.7, Austin Monthly, Bikes for Kids
Kathy and Robert Hadlock. KXAN, CASA, Easter Seals
Jim Hightower. Texas Observer, Austin Chronicle
Kelly and Sally Jackson. Midlife Gals
Jill McGuckin. McGuckin Entertainment PR
Sandy McIlree. Bikes for Kids, Mix 94.7
John Erik Metcalf. John Erik Metcalf
Cile Montgomery. Giant Media
Tolly Moseley. Austin Eavesdropper
Robert Nash and Paul Simmons. Backstage Marketing ConsultantsKevin Newsum. Yelp Austin
Patricia Paredes. First Night Austin, Texas Campus Compact, Leadership Austin
Taylor Perkins. Rare
Jean and Dan Rather. ‘Dan Rather Reports,’ Austin Museum of Art, News and Guts Media
Heath Riddles and Graydon Parrish. KOOP, Hirschl & Adler
Alisha Ring. Texas Tribune
Paul Saucido. Saucido Slant, Mercury Mambo, Sonido Boombox
Steve Savage. KAZI
Emily and Dave Shaw. Russell-Shaw, I&O Communications, Art Alliance of Austin, Leadership Austin, Greenlights for Nonprofit Success, Catalyst 8
Rusty Shelton. Phenix & Phenix Literary Publicity, Texas Book Festival
Clay Smith. Texas Book Festival
Heidi Marquez Smith. Texas Book Festival
Kevin Smothers and Michael Pungello. Pulse, DMX, Catalyst 8, Leadership Austin
Susan and Bill Stotesbery. KLRU, Hart InterCivic
Kerry Tate and Susan Rieff. TateAustinHahn, Civic Interest, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
Brenda Thompson. Brenda Thompson Communications, Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders, Zach TheatreHelen Thompson. Austin Monthly Homes
Alisa Weldon and Lynn Yeldell. L Style G Style, Well+Done Design, UBS Financial Services Inc.
Michelle Castillo-West and Phil West. Luminaria Media & Public Relations
For images of the 2009 Fortunate 500 Media listees, go here.
COMPLETE 2009 FORTUNATE 500 LISTS:
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AGLIFF Centerpiece Movie at Alamo South
The Austin Gay and Lesbian Film Festival remains the city’s preeminent gay cultural and social event.
Calvin Williams and John Livingston
Sure, Last Splash reels in thousands of intense partiers from across the U.S. twice a year.
Jake H. Gonzales, Lisa Whitaker, Asif Hassan
Galas for Equality Texas and Human Rights Campaign, as well as other health and political-themed organizations turn out the “A Gays.”
Glenn Doonan, Chris Oakleaf and Kristina Hager
Not to mention arts or sporting events, which, cliche or not, appeal to gay and lesbian sensibilities in droves.
Melanie Tiemann and Collin Acock
Yet AGLIFF ties all these fields together through its incredibly varied film selections. And now it’s snugly camped at Alamo South. From the sound of its board members and staff, the nonprofit festival is thriving, even in tough economic times.
Lori Barrett and Chris Trickey
The Centerpiece Movie? “Antique,” a complicated comedy from Korea about four men and a pastry shop. Only one of the four is gay-identified. Yet the various romantic, commercial, gustatory, criminal and psychological entanglements reflect a healthy inclusion of gay themes. I actually saw it twice, once on an inferior DVD screener, then, gloriously, on the big screen.
It’s one of the best films of the year — of any stripe. Grade: A.
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