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About Elizabeth LemmondsElizabeth Lemmonds is passionate about the organizations that shape Memphis' character, and position it as a magnet for creative talent. She is currently the Director of Communications and Marketing for The Leadership Academy, where she lifts stories of community action, initiative, and accomplishment through both traditional and emerging media. As the Executive Director of Lantana Projects, and as the inaugural New Media Marketing Coordinator for the Orpheum Theatre, Elizabeth creatively employed online social media services in order to increase the visibility and accessibility of arts organizations. She has also been a founding partner in Mouse Foundry Media, a trainer for International Paper's supply chain initiative, and an instructor at the University of Memphis. Elizabeth has been quoted in CEOs for Cities, the Commercial Appeal, the Memphis Business Journal, and the Daily News on the arts, creative class, and new media.
Elizabeth's community involvement extends beyond her professional career. She has volunteered and participated on various ad hoc committees for UrbanArt, ArtsMemphis, LaunchMemphis, and Hands On Memphis. She has also recently joined the board of Voices of the South. Elizabeth lives near midtown with her husband, Ian, and daughters Ripley and Flannery. She is also the administrator for MemphisConnect.com.
Latest Posts by Elizabeth Lemmonds
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South Memphis Alliance (SMA) Launches Dream Seekers Initiative for Foster Youth on August 13
By Elizabeth Lemmonds on August 12, 2010 | 1 Comment
I had the pleasure of meeting Karen Morgan, Director of Program Development for South Memphis Alliance (SMA), at a Better Brains for Babies training at Urban Child Institute. Though somewhat accidenta... -
Art for Earth’s Sake and for Artistic Unity: Two Group Exhibitions You Don’t Want to MissBy Elizabeth Lemmonds on July 29, 2010 | 1 Comment
Although it might not get quite the attention as music and barbecue, the Memphis art scene is one of our community’s top assets, packed with talent and diversity. And, clearly, heart. Some of ou...
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Republic Coffee Offers Series of Writers ForumsBy Elizabeth Lemmonds on June 24, 2010 | 2 Comments
Founded in 2003, Republic Coffee at 2924 Walnut Grove is a locally owned coffee shop and cafe that is committed to both providing quality products and supporting their community. In their own words, &...
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Celebrate Our Community’s Diversity: World Refugee Day on June 19By Elizabeth Lemmonds on June 17, 2010 | No Comments
Whether shopping at a market like Viet Hoa or eating at a treasure like La Guadalupana, Mayuri or Abyssinia, it is difficult to ignore the richness that the international community adds to our local...
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The Life of Pezz 3 (or, the 20th Anniversary Edition)By Elizabeth Lemmonds on June 10, 2010 | No Comments
I moved to Memphis 20 years ago. Legendary local punk band Pezz is celebrating their 20th anniversary this weekend. I’m getting terribly nostalgic right about now, thinking back on the good ole ...
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A Look at Artist Darlene NewmanBy Elizabeth Lemmonds on June 9, 2010 | No Comments
“I would like for my work to uplift others and possess something that people can take to help them through the different seasons in life’s journey.” – Darlene Newman I first ...
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Lucero and Amy LaVere to Headline Rock for Love 4 for the Church Health CenterBy Elizabeth Lemmonds on May 26, 2010 | 1 Comment
The Church Health Center – with its mission to provide healthcare for the poor and promote healthy bodies and spirits for all – is a Memphis treasure, and a number of local musicians know ...
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Don’t Miss the 2010 Memphis Children’s Theatre Festival May 28-29By Elizabeth Lemmonds on May 24, 2010 | No Comments
The Memphis community offers some fabulous opportunities for families, and Voices of the South’s annual Children’s Theatre Festival at the Rhodes College McCoy Theatre ranks at the top of ...
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