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Shannon BrownOwner of Laces By Lexi

Laces By Lexi PhotosModels and more!

Dr. Amerita TellPresident, AKA Sorority, Inc.Local Chapter

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MMBA Photo GalleryRecent Awards Gala

Business DirectoryGet Listed!

Allison Babb Phillips Author of “7 Mistakes SmallBusinesses Make”

Easy Holiday RecipeSuper Easy Pecan Pie Recipe!


Laces by Lexi

Where Elegance Meets Sophistication Shannon Brown Owner

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Upscale Lingerie and shoe boutiqueophelia King Lounge wear Collection from new ZealandU. K. Designer hosiery


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stephanie Donaldsonowner of silver Gallery

Phone: 601- 952-0525 aDDress: 6380 rIDewooD CoUrT DIrVe JaCKson, Ms 39211


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hannon Brown is an accomplised entrepreneur of many talents. Not only

is she an extraordinary busi-ness woman, she is also active in helping the community. She has taken the time to grace the cover of the magazine as well as give us an enchanting interview.

Jackson Expose: Shannon, tell us about your upbringing.

Shannon: I am originally from Charleston, SC and was raised by my grandparents. Attended South Carolina State University and received my B.S. in Psychology. I Received a M. ED in Rehabilitation Counseling from the University of South Carolina School of Medicine.

Jackson Expose: Tell us, what inspired you to open Laces By Lexi.

Shannon: I decided to open my boutique because I love the fashion industry and dreamed of having my own business one day. I decided upon opening a lingerie shop because I simply love lingerie. I just love the way lingerie makes me feel. It makes me feel beautiful, sexy, empowered and confident all

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at the same time. It allows me to embrace my curves for what they are. Lingerie has the abil-ity to allow a women to feel pampered and special. When you are in this mental space your self-esteem becomes elevated, which allows you to accept and love you for who you are.

Coming from the counsel-ing field, I have worked with numerous women who felt worthless due to physical, sex-ual and emotional abuse as well as other negative circum-stances and hardships. Some women find it hard to see beauty within themselves.

As women we are constantly burdened with the idea to look and be a certain way by the media. I wanted to create an experience with Laces by Lexi where women can embrace themselves and accept their differences. To feel confident and beautiful.

The Laces by Lexi experience includes personalized bra siz-ing, plus sizes, lingerie parties, private after hour shopping, special bridal party shopping day and bridal registry.

Jackson Expose: Define the Laces By Lexi Woman.

Mrs. Brown: The Laces by Lexi women is one who has a passion for life. She is beauti-ful, intelligent, bold and con-fident. She is classy, sophisti-cated and elegant. The Laces by Lexi woman comes in all shapes, sizes and races. She is universal. The Laces by Lexi woman is one that is driven.

Although she may have had some setbacks and challenges in life, she never gives up but keeps on striving to be her optimal best.

She is a mother, a wife, a sis-ter. She is an entrepreneur, home maker, teacher, stu-dent, doctor, an executive, and even a first lady. She knows what she wants and is not afraid to go after it.

She is admired. She is a role model. The Laces by Lexi woman is a Godly woman with strong morals and val-ues. She loves and loves to be loved. She is me. She is you.

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Jackson Expose: Describe the meaning of the Butterfly Logo.

Shannon: The Butterfly logo represents a transformation. It is the metamorphosis of a women who puts on Laces by Lexi. She sees her true beauty through unfamiliar eyes and now she is a very confident new woman ready to take on the world.

Jackson Expose: Introduce your models:

Shannon: I held a casting call to select the 2013-2014 Laces by Lexi Butterfly models to repre-sent the Laces by Lexi woman. In being a Butterfly, they attend Laces by Lexi events and industry functions. They also are given the opportunity to participate in the company’s ad campaign which includes a professional photo shoot, bill-board exposure (County Line Rd and Ridgewood Rd) and being featured in this maga-zine.

The Butterflies will also give back to the community and focus on issuses which affect women such as Breast Cancer awareness. We are also pro-viding Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner to two local women and children’s shelters for the holidays.

It is so important to give back and help our sister’s who are experiencing unfortunate cir-cumstances. Our Spokes Model is Allayna Marie Streeter. She is an international model in her own right and a beauti-ful young lady with a beauti-ful spirit. She lives by Mark 9:23 “If you can? Said Jesus?

“Everything is possible for one who believes.”

We also have the beauti-ful and the lovely Angel Lee, Maura Moed, Zeporah Williams, Sherrell Jones, Jamelda Taylor, Ella Bennet, Angelique Woodard, Marika Ross and Victoria Johnson. I am so blessed to have such loyal and dedicated ladies to represent Laces by Lexi. I am very proud of them and am most grateful.

My strength and drives comes from God my Father.”

Jackson Expose’: Shannon, tell us about your drive and motivation dispite your per-sonal obstacles. (Lupus)

Shannon: My strength and drives comes from God my Father. It was Him who gave me the vision and the word that said move. I was not initially obedient trying to do my own thing without pray-ing about it. He kept nudging me to stop what I had chosen to do and be obedient to him and so I did.

Indeed I was afraid especially with having the diagnosis of Lupus. I did not want to run the risk of getting sick and being hospitalized but because of His stripes I am healed! I walked out on faith and he has blessed my every step.

My family has been my rock. I am so thankful to my husband for the support, my three chil-dren who bring me joy, and my mother, Delores Knight,

who has given me the image of a strong, driven woman with the utmost professional-ism.

As a child I would spend my summers in New York with her and I would watch her get dressed in the morning in her business suits and heels and head out to work in that jungle, brief case in hand with her hair and makeup fierce. She gave me my since of style, fashion and savvy that I carry today.

Jackson Expose’: Tell us about some of the organiza-tions you are a part of.

Shannon: I am a member of the Madison-Gluckstadt Rotary Club, New Jerusalem Church Counseling Ministy Leader and founder, Yoga and Pilates instructor for the She-Deciples Girls Club for inner city girls, Mrs. Madison America 2009 and Mrs. Madison County America 2010, Who’s Who in Black Mississippi 2012 sec-ond Edition and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Beta Delta Omega Chapter. In addition, I have given countless hours and years serving the Cure Sickle Cell Foundation.

Jackson Expose’: Tell me about your family.

Shannon: I am Married to Dr. Samuel F. Brown, I have a son, Samuel, who is 16, my daugh-ter, Alexia, is 13 & Antonio 2yrs old.. Laces by Lexi is named after my daughter Alexia. We call her Lexi.

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Jackson Expose’: I under-stand you have a website, tell us about it:

Shannon: The website is www.lacesbylexi.com. Learn about our purpose, Laces by Lexi the brand & the woman. View mer-chandise and activities on the photo gallery. And the online store is coming soon!

Jackson Expose’: I understand you have a new app, tell us about it:

Shannon: Laces by Lexi now has a mobile app!! Download our app and join our list to get special offers and be in the know with Laces by Lexi.

The app will allow you to access the website, get instant coupons, learn of our services in detail.

Download on your smart-phone and join our list today @ 1tap.mobi/lacesbylexi

Jackson Expose’: What are you future goals?

Shannon: My future goal is to reach for the stars. I will con-tinue to keep my focus, trust God and allow him to order my steps and I know I will be successful for “I can do all things in Christ who strength-ens me.” –Philippians 4:13

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Lawanda Clay, office manager of Elite Healthcare, and wife of Dr. Clay, is anoth-er reason why Elite Healthcare is so highly acclamined. Their clients love the friendly and welcoming atmosphere that they provide.

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The Facts aboutobama Care

from the editor

Jackson Expose’: Now that Obama Care is here to stay, do you think that it will be helpful to the residents of Mississippi?

Jeffrey Chance: It has already been helpful. People from Mississippi with Medicare have already saved nearly $58 million on prescription drugs because of the Affordable Care Act. In addition, up to 37,000 young adults have been able to stay on their parents health insurance until they are 26 years old.

Jackson Expose’: Are their any new benefits to Mississippians?

Jeffrey Chance: Obama Care will be trans-formative. Over 500,000 uninsured and eligible Mississippians will now have access to affordable health care. Even if they have preexisting conditions like cancer, diabetes, or kidney disease. And the cov-erage will have no insurance caps; meaning that the insur-ance companies cannot stop funding treatment because of some predetermined cash allot-ment that has been exhausted. This protects families from going bankrupt just because they get sick.

Jackson Expose’: Will preven-tive care be part of the pro-gram?

Jeffrey Chance: Absolutely. Preventive care will be includ-ed in Obama Care. Children will even have access to dental care with Obama Care?

Jackson Expose’: How will applicants be able to apply?

Jeffrey Chance: Applicants will be able to apply by mail, by phone, or by internet.

Jackson Expose’: Will insur-ance agents be able assist applicants in obtaining Obama Care, and how does it work?

Jeffrey Chance: Sure. Most insurance agents will assist applicants through the internet application process. Health Insurance premiums will be based on the median nation-al income for individuals and families. The electronic appli-cation will verify the applicants identity, income and eligibility for subsidies and tax credits. Then it will list the applicant’s premium amount, if any.“)


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lpha Kappa alpha sorority, Inc. – beta Delta omega Chapter, is the oldest chapter of alpha Kappa alpha in Mississippi.

alpha Kappa alpha sorority, Inc. was founded in 1908 on the campus of howard University by 16 college stu-dents. alpha Kappa alpha is the old-est Greek-letter organization estab-lished by african american college-trained women and currently has over 250,000 members worldwide.

The purpose of alpha Kappa alpha is to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, to promote unity and friendship among college women, to study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve their social stature, to maintain a progres-sive interest in college life and to be of service to all mankind.

The international service program for 2010-2014 is entitled “Global Leadership Through Timeless service” under the leadership of the interna-tional president attorney Carolyn house stewart. The program initia-tives are:

• Emerging Young Leaders (EYL) Initiatives • Health Initiatives • Global Poverty • Economic Security Initiative • Social Justice and Human Rights Initiative • Internal Leadership Training for external service Initiative

Locally, beta Delta omega is charged with enacting the international program in the local community under the leadership of President Dr. armerita Tell and the Vice-President andrea Miles. beta Delta omega is a very active chapter of alpha Kappa alpha sorority, Inc. with many pro-grams that impact the community as a whole. a few examples of the things beta Delta omega sponsors here are as follows:

emerging Young Leaders (eYL) – This is a program designed to work with middle school girls at blackburn Laboratory Middle school to help develop leadership skills, character development, civic engagement and education.

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health – beta Delta omega co-sponsors the health Fair at Jack-son state University in the spring. Members also participate in the March of Dimes walk and the susan G. Komen race for the Cure walk to prevent breast cancer. In February of each year, Pink Goes red for the day to conduct semi-nars and bring awareness to heart disease.

Global Poverty – Members can often be found doing multiple things through the Global Poverty initiative. beta Delta omega spon-sors an easter egg hunt at Genesis Food bank, collects toiletries for homeless shelters and domestic violence shelters. sorority mem-bers also sponsor a neighborhood Thanksgiving meal at bethlehem Center for residents of the commu-nity. a collection is taken annually

to support heifer Interna-tional – an agency designed to promote self sustaining food source in impoverished countries. There is a local family that has been adopt-ed by beta Delta omega that receive school supplies,

books, and assistance for the children during the holidays and throughout the year.economic security – This committee is designed to promote ways in which women can amass and

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protect their wealth. a series of seminars and network-ing events have been held throughout the year for the community. business owner-ship and money manage-ment is a must for women in our community.

social Justice for human rights tackles domestic vio-lence and human trafficking laws that have recently been enacted in the Mississippi legislature.

Internal Leadership for ex-ternal service is an internal committee that helps pre-pare members of beta Delta omega to serve as leaders in the community at large.

Locally, beta Delta omega

sponsors the Middle school Challenge bowl – a Quiz bowl for middle school students, a spelling bee for elementary school aged students, a scholarship competition for high school students, the Junior Ivy League – for high school junior and senior girls that are college-bound and weekly tutoring sessions at bethlehem Center.

as you can see, the la-dies of beta Delta omega Chapter of alpha Kappa alpha sorority, Inc. take our motto of “service to all Mankind” very seriously in the greater Jackson, Mis-sissippi area. JE

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Members can often be found doing multiple things through the Global Poverty initiative”

Upcoming Events:

Thanksgiving Dinner - bethlehem Center

Turkey Giveaway - Genesis Food bank

adopt-a-Family - Thanksgiving Din-ner assistance

Junior Ivy League - Fall retreat Coat Drive

December: Coat Drivesalvation army bell ringingadopt-a-Family Christmas shower January: ML King Day of service - Manhattan nursing home

Andrea Miles, Vice President


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he mission of the Mississippi Minority business alliance,

Inc. (MMba) is to expand and create business opportunities for minor-ity businesses throughout the state. It was created to thrust minority busi-nesses into the main-stream business environ-ment in Mississippi with a common goal to provide greater customer satisfac-tion to enhance market share, profitability and growth.

MMba membership includes: • State and local advo-cacy for minority-owned business concerns and issues• Member-to-member interaction, information and resource exchange

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shellie Michael, executive Director of the Mississippi Minority business alliance, Inc. (MMba) shares impres-sive facts about the organization.

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• Coalition building with member businesses, organizations, and agencies• Referral to professional resources• Profile of member business on the MMBA website• Formal success recognition as a minority-owned business entity

MMba seeks members that need direction and ongoing support to get their doors open and to keep their doors open, which grows their businesses and maximize their collective strength. That creates a climate where relationships can produce

joint ventures.

executive Director, shellie Michael states “MMBA has continually moved forward since its inception in 1997 to access a wealth of infor-mation and cutting edge technology, training room facilities, workshops, staff development and industry conferences, which allows MMBA members to take advantage of resources that they could not afford individually.”

We are the one stop state-wide shop dedicated to the

advancement of minority businesses in all arenas and sectors within the statewide business community,” Michael says.

“Our board of directors consists of volunteers that represent major banks, cor-porations, educational institu-tions and MBEs who provide our members with firsthand knowledge and counseling, not just from the academic world, but are actual employ-ers and/or employees that work in the fields that provide them with the tangible skills necessary to run a business”


The MMBA 2013 Executive Committee and Board of Directors are as follows:

Executive Committee• Jack Thomas, Chairperson, Jackson Municipal Airport Authority• Betty A. Mallett, Vice Chairperson, Betty A. Mallett PLLC, Attorney at Law• Cyla Rome, Recording Secretary, Entergy Corporation• Erik Lewis, Corresponding Secretary, Beau Rivage Casino & Resort• Jean Lee, Treasurer, Mississippi Products, Inc.• Reuben Smith, Parliamentarian, ITG Consulting, Inc.Board of Directors• DeJonnette Grantham-King, Chairman Emeritus, Advanced Environmental Consultants, Inc.• David Johnson, Bankplus• Brain Johnson, Fisher Brown Bottrell Insurance Agency, Inc.• Dr. Henry Berry, N. MS Ctr. For Higher Educational Advancement, Inc.• Fred Keeton, Caesars Entertainment• Joan Branson, Ingalls Shipbuilding• Steven B. Dick, Mississippi Power Company• Andrew Jenkins, AJA Management & Technical Services

Mississippi presently boasts over 250,000 small busi-nesses that facilitate eco-nomic opportunities to

diverse groups and brings dynamic ideas, innovative products and services to local, state and global mar-ketplaces.

With its simple and straightforward mission to

expand business opportuni-ties for minority business-es, MMBA simplifies the process of conducting busi-ness in Mississippi through mutually beneficial eco-nomic links between minor-ity suppliers and major institutions. MMBA

offers:

• Training and technical assistance• Online training

• Networking opportuni-ties• Service providerand mentoring to busi-nesses housed at the Mississippi e-Business Innovation Center in the Jackson State University e-Center complex

• Directory to Corporate Contacts• Innovative strategies for organizational devel-opment.

Annually, MMBA cel-ebrates business own-ers with the production of an awards gala to spotlight accomplish-ments of minority busi-nesses throughout the state. On October 11, 2013, MMBA hosted the formal black-tie 13th

Flame award - nissan north america Inc.


Annual Awards Gala at the Jackson Convention Center in downtown Jackson with approximately two hundred minority business owners in attendance.

Contact Shellie Michael at (601) 965-0366 and or email: [email protected] for additional information about MMBA membership services.

The Mississippi Minority Business Alliance, Inc. (MMBA) is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit. JE

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03 MMba service award Mrs. andrea D. hendricks 04 Zycron executive Team with senator Kenny wayne Jones

05 Delta awardee – Leslie & beulah Greer, Community student Learning Center, Lexington, Ms

06 John h. Lee Memorial award – Dr. John M. Perkins (represented by son) 07 MMba scholarship recipients with Dr. Mary white/ JsU

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