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About Georgia Woodbine:

After working in the music industry for over ten years, Ms. Woodbine was inspired to use her experiences and life-learned lessons to help others find the path to their passion and purpose. Ms. Woodbine worked as a manager for artists and producers. Some of the projects her artists and producers collaborated on were: Roc-A-Fella Records-Memphis Bleek's "Everybody;" Amil's "No One Can Compare;" Maurice Malone- BAGS' "Come One Come All;" Atlantic Records -Spence featuring Memphis Bleek; Warner Bros/Lifeline Ent-Youth Asylum's "It'll Be Alright," Produced by Quincy Jones.

Ms. Woodbine has also worked for a variety of entertainment companies such as; Def Jam, PolyGram, WNYU Radio, Black Enterprise Magazine, and the Apollo Theatre. Capitalizing on her experience with project management, publicity, promotions, and marketing, Ms. Woodbine formed a successful copywriting and marketing consulting company. G&J Consulting Services was formed to help independent record labels, start-up companies, online publications, publishers, artists, and authors with the presentation of their product and/or service. Some clients include; ASCAP, Warner Bros. Records, HarperCollinsPublishers, WEA, Gots to Have It Marketing/Give 'n Take Network, NetworkShops, and many others… Sparking an inspirational phenomenon wherever she goes, bestselling author/motivational speaker/marketing consultant, Georgia Woodbine.


Ms. Woodbine will be a speaker at Black Church Means Business Conference in Youth segment. She discusses "Sparking The Power In You" and will have a special suprise presentation for the youth that they will never forget.

Dale Carnegie once said: "The person who has technical knowledge plus the ability to express ideas, to assume leadership, and to arouse enthusiasm among people-that person is headed for higher earning power."

Who would have thought that working in the fast-paced entertainment industry for over 8 years would lead to a personal transformation and purpose to encourage, motivate, and empower others?

Ms. Woodbine has always had the determination and "drive" of an entrepreneur at a young age. She has always wanted to work for herself. At 14 years old, she started a company called "Gee's Business Services;" which specialized in making business cards, logos, flyers, menus, and invitations. She charged $35.00, and when she received her first $35.00, she gained the confidence to move forward.

At age 17, while in high school, she started typing report papers for high school and college students, friends, and family. When she graduated from high school, she realized that she had a passion for helping people improve their lives through written material.

In college, she interned at Hot 97 radio station and started hanging out with friends at the studio. She always had a natural instinct for business. Ms. Woodbine would inquire about how they were getting paid, write their bios and press releases, copyright their music, and give advice on how to present their business. The next thing she knew, she gained the title as "manager," because of her connections within the entertainment industry.

Ms. Woodbine worked as a manager for artists and producers. Some of the projects her artists and producers collaborated on were: Roc-A-Fella Records - Memphis Bleek's "Everybody;" Amil's "No One Can Compare;" Maurice Malone - BAGS' "Come One Come All;" Atlantic Records -Spence featuring Memphis Bleek; Warner Bros/Lifeline Ent-Youth Asylum's "It'll Be Alright," Produced by Quincy Jones. Ms. Woodbine has also worked for a variety of entertainment companies.