Risha Grant is no stranger to Small Business owners in Tulsa and abroad. Risha’s magazine, Xposure Business (XBM) is a great, local business to business magazine distibuted throughout the Tulsa metro. I was fortunate enough to hear Risha speak at a Jump Start Your Future Business Forum hosted by the Hardesty Regional Library yesterday afternoon. Quoted from the events program…
“Risha Grant is the owner of the communications company Xposure PR and CEO and Publishing Editor of Xposure Business Magazine, a business-to-business publication catering to Oklahoma’s small business owners. Ms. Grant began her careere in television and has worked in radio, print, advertising, adn public relations. She is active in the Tulsa Metro Chamber of Commerce and numerous other organizations. In 2006, she was named Oklahoma’s Small Business Journalist of the year…”
Risha captivated the audience of aspiring small business owners and told them that among other things, taking risks, perseverance, persistence and faith are what small business owners need to accomplish their goals. Risha delivered he speech in an upbeat and humourus manner that kept the audience focused and attentive to her words. Eisha spoke of how difficult in can be to build your own small business but that by working long, hard hours - you can accomplish your dream of owning your own business but you must network everyday in order to achieve your goals.
Xposure Business Magazine features wonderful sections such as ‘Executive Lifestyles’, ‘Tax Expert’, ‘Legal Expert’, ‘Tech Watch’, ‘Hot Spots’ and more - all focusing on small business in our area.
If you are small (or large) business owner, whether you are in Tulsa or elsewhere, you should consider calling on Ms. Grant’s Public Relations firm to help promote your business and take it to the next level. Risha works to build strong relationships with her customers and has a work ethic that is rare in todays market - HONESTY. Honesty is what makes Xposure PR and Xposure Business Magazine a true driving force in the public relations world and a true Tulsa original.
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One of Tulsa’s best known Independent artist’s, Adam Lopez announced that he has released a new single available for immediate download. Adam’s music is an eclectic mix of rock, soul, funk, reggae, blues and jazz. I’ve heard him play with Mas Rudie before at Plan B in Tulsa with Citizen Mundi drummer, Canuto. Adam’s sound is original and another reason why I listen to as much Tulsa grown music as I do. His music will grow on you and I am sure that with his newest single release, Adam will gain even more new fans. According to Adam’s website, he says…
Byron, our Carrabba’s first timer, ordered Linguini Pescatore - another delicately prepared shrimp dish with mussels and scallops tossed with linguine in a spicy but not overbearing marinara sauce. (13.99) Remember what I said earlier - Byron is very particular about what goes on his palette and by the look on his face - he was pleased with the Linguine Pescatore so much so that he ordered some for his wife who was unable to attend because of a conflicting work schedule.
I term it as unofficial because technically there are no dog parks in Tulsa - at least none that I have found crusing the local forums for that matter. You do have to have your dog on a leash OR he must be controllable without a leash. I have been there 4 times since first finding out about the park and my dog has never had a better time chasing after the other well mannered dogs that are usually there on the weekends. The park is most crowded on a clear, warm day around 5PM - I counted 40 dogs 2 weekends ago at that time. Around 1 or 2 you can expect to find 10 to 20 dogs romping around or catching frisbees on the well manicured lawn. The park can be a little difficult to find for first timers but I found the easiest way to get to the park is to head south on Peoria from Cherry street going through 21st and passing the first entrance to the park just driving ahead to about 24th street and making a left at the entrance to the Tulsa Historial Society and then driving straight till you can’t go any further - That’s where the unofficial dog park is. No worries about having to bring pooper scoopers to the park since the park has an adequate supply of small plastic bags to aid in the disposal of your furred friend’s mess. The park also has a water fountain with a ground level bowl for your thirsty hound to drink from.
pooch may run off through the open entrances but he will be more than happy to stay inside because there is just too much fun for him to have with all of the other dogs.
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