Terri Brown and MLB Creative's Team Are Gaining a Collection of Awards

Armed with dual degrees in marketing and visual communications, Terri has utilized both in her 35 year career spanning Publishing, International Media Sales and Planning, Creative Direction, Copy writing, Public Relations, and Agency Management.

Along with her partner, Beth Mock LeBlanc, Terri started MLB Creative in the United States Virgin Islands, as Chief Executive Officer, Founder, Partner, directing Client Development as well as Client Services, Creative Support, Public Relations, and Event Planning.

Her vision of MLB Creative is fulfilled through successful marketing and advertising solutions for an ever-broadening client mix with expertise in educational institutions, fine arts, jewelry retail, entertainment, hospitality, and banking.

With a background in film and communications, Beth's partner, Terri Brown, Chief Creative Officer, Founder, Partner, opened the firm's second office in Orlando, Florida in 2000. Her 15-year experience in advertising and marketing has resulted in earning MLB Creative multiple creative awards. As Chief Creative Officer, Beth passionately seeks the essence of each client’s offering to provide the concepts that make it unique, relevant, and engaging. Acute attention to detail, exacting demands for perfection and insights into consumer behavior result in powerful, innovative design solutions and brand strategy.

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Patricia Rogers, Pioneering Small Business Woman Extraordinaire

From UVI's Facebook page 

Patricia Rogers, first 13D Student Entrepreneurship Competition winner, will discuss the environmental impact of her egg farm. The town hall meeting will take place at UVI-Small Business Development Center at Nisky Center at 6:00 p.m. on Sept 17, 2012.

Ms Pat Rogers, the winner of a $30,000 Small Business startup competition, gave a presentation about her Virgin Egg Farm using solar power and other new technologies.

Photo courtesy of the University of the Virgin Islands

St. Croix Source, by Laurel Kaufmann — May 4, 2012

Sound of $30K Is Music to Ears of UVI
[Pioneering] Entrepreneur

“Cha-ching!” chanted student Patricia Rogers as she took the $30,000 grand prize Friday in the final round of the University of the Virgin Islands' 13D Student Entrepreneurship Competition.

Rogers and her fellow competitors battled for $30,000, $20,000, and $10,000 to invest in their business models. Rogers came out on top with a proposal to establish a large egg farm, Heba Abdallah and Ghadeer Taha won second place with a lab equipment rental and leasing idea, and Shoshana Pemberton took third place with dreams of a roller skate rink.

“We were looking for a business that was real, that would actually launch, and then have the potential to be a success and grow,” said panelist Alex Randall, a professor of communication at UVI.