Donna Drake, Keynote Presenter at Festival for Change presents:
Living it Up in Business and the Bedroom
Donna Drake, television host and producer of “Live It Up! with Donna Drake”, CBS /WLNY-TV, is back for a second year in a row offering insights and strategies of how to get interviewed, and present your story and miracles on television and radio. She will also share with you the best talking points, as a guest on a show, and how to get the most exposure for you, your story and what you offer the world. The second half of her presentation will include tips on Living It Up in Business and the Bedroom.
Living it Up! in Business and the Bedroom presented by TV personality, Donna Drake
The TV Show, “Live It Up! with Donna Drake” features stories, tips and resources filled with positive messages of hope, motivation, and inspiration. Drake also is the president of Drake Media Network Inc. which provides branding strategies and solutions.
“I am a cheerleader for people, brands, charities, and a self-proclaimed do-gooder. My motto is simple, ‘Help others celebrate the essence of their lives.’ I promote positive stories over the airwaves with my show, online at liveitup.tv, and through events and appearances.”
The background story: As a child I was aware that I didn’t have the same monetary comforts as other children, but I did have a very cool mom, some creative talents in singing and art, and the ability to generate something out of almost nothing. I was blessed to have the mom that everyone wanted – kind, cheerful and fun! Between my mother’s love and my joining a patriotic singing group, being a do-gooder became my pattern for success. During challenging times in my life -- my mom dying of breast cancer at 45 while I was pregnant with my first son, my spouse dying of colon cancer, two divorces, financial struggles -- I simply made a conscious decision to have purpose, vision and joy.
“Live it Up! with Donna Drake”
Photo: Courtesy of Drake Media Network, Inc.
Donna Drake, host and fellow Festival for Change presenter, Karen Garvey
2012 does not necessarily represent the end of the world, although it does indicate change and the end of a 5,125 year cycle, in which there have been five cycles so far.
The host for the Festival is the YMCA. Their mission is to provide positive values through programs that build mind, body and spirit, welcoming all people, while focusing on youth