New York, NY –On Wednesday night, Africans in the Media and Creative Industry (AMCI) staged an invite-only inaugural launch event at New York’s iconic landmark, the Helmsley Park Lane Hotel (36 Central Park South, Manhattan, NY).

The mixer attracted the best and brightest in the media and creative fields, including: Macdella Cooper, philanthropist and founder of the Macdella Cooper Foundation Academy in Liberia; Lola Ogunnaike, Entertainment Journalist and former CNN correspondent; Georgie Badiel, Supermodel, Co-founder of Models 4 Water, and Founder of Georgie’s Garden; Ger Duany, Supermodel, Actor and Activist, as well as many others.
The audience listened to afro-beats tunes from DJ Universe, creator of the new wave of African beats in the United States, Afro-Electronica.

For more information about AMCI’s Inaugural Media Event and to get additional information about AMCI, please visit us on facebook.

About Africans in the Media and Creative Industry: Headquartered in New York and founded by media professional Mr. Peter Jallah (Newsweek & The Daily Beast), Africans in the Media and Creative Industry (AMCI) is the first membership-only media organization that connects people and organizations through collaboration, networking, and sharing ideas. AMCI invites African Media professionals to leverage AMCI to interact, connect and soar. Learn more: facebook.com/groups/367710576594195
About the Inaugural Media Event: Africans in the Media & Creative Industry. The event was made possible through the generous support of the Helmsley Park Lane Hotel (36 Central Park South,Manhattan, NY)


