Posts Tagged "Molly Milroy"
Boomer to speak at the Grove Park Inn to The Southern Association of Orthodontists
Friday, September 28th, Boomer Sassman will speak at the 2012 annual Southern Association of Orthodontists meeting at the Grove Park Inn, in Asheville NC. Sassmann has been invited to be a keynote speaker for this event, and will be joined by Molly Millroy, of Molly Millroy Media. Millroy runs her own Asheville based public relations, and video production business.
Together they will address the audience about how the Orthodontic field can benefit from understanding more about Google, Social Media and CMS Website Design to help expand and strengthen their practice. If you’re attending this event, be sure not to miss Boomer and Molly’s keynote, titled “EmBrace the Digital Divide,” from 2pm to 5pm.
For more information you can visit http://saortho.org/
K Black Orthodontics gets a WordPress face lift
Be sure to check out a recent WordPress website that we just launched for the best Asheville Orthodontist Keith Black.
Molly Milroy
Molly Milroy is an activist, photographer and world traveler. Her blog follows her adventures to Africa and elsewhere, where she has worked with the Invisible Children organization. She works with the organization to photograph renovation, inspire communication and also to work with a group called MEND. This program was created by Invisible Children and creates jobs for women of Gulu, Uganda.
Molly allows her readers to come with her as she climbs mountains and tries new foods. She tells you what kind of equipment she is using, and most importantly she shares the incredible stories of the people she has met on her journeys.
Read MoreVie Safari
If the typical beach vacation sounds like something you did last year, Vie Safari has an excellent alternative. Come visit Kenya, and choose between a variety of Safaris. Regardless of which one you pick, you will see landscape and wildlife that before you only had a chance to seen in movies.
Vie Safari not only provides excellent customer service and world-class safaris, but they also give back to the communities of East Africa by supporting viable programs and initiatives that work to alleviate poverty and uplift living standards.
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