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Make-A-Wish Georgia’s First Virtual Reality Wish

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Make-A-Wish Georgia’s First Virtual Reality Wish

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Drawing upon her previous successes in the entertainment industry, which include serving as the co-producer on “Class of 3000”, Eufaula Garrett works as the executive vice president of new business development with The Benjamin Company in Atlanta, Georgia. Away from her work, Eufaula Garrett supports the Georgia chapter of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, which fulfills the wishes of children with terminal and chronic conditions.

In May 2017, Make-A-Wish Georgia worked with a Zayden, who was diagnosed with congenital heart disease at the age of two and has undergone more than 40 surgeries in seven years. A vibrant and imaginative child, Zayden’s wish involved visiting the planet Saturn using a red rocket.

Though a seemingly impossible wish to fulfill, Make-A-Wish Georgia leveraged its support network and discovered that recently-developed virtual reality technology could make Zayden’s wish a reality. Working alongside Trick 3D, a virtual reality animation studio, Make-A-Wish Georgia got to work developing Zayden’s scenario, creating the first virtual reality wish in the process.

Zayden received special astronaut training from Commander LeRoy Chiao, a former astronaut with NASA, prior to his virtual reality trip, which he took alongside a friendly alien named BeeBo.

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Getting Involved with Make-A-Wish Georgia

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Getting Involved with Make-A-Wish Georgia

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Eufaula Garrett, executive vice president of the Benjamin Company in Atlanta, Georgia, is passionate about music and has worked in celebrity management for almost 15 years. In her spare time, Eufaula Garrett donates her time to many charities and local organizations, including Make-A-Wish Georgia, giving back to children with life-threatening medical conditions.

Make-A-Wish Georgia was officially recognized as an official chapter in late 1994, having celebrated twenty years of wishes granted in 2015. Today, it is one of the biggest national chapters of the organization, with over 6,000 wishes granted since its inception. At the moment, over 700 kids are waiting for their wishes to come true, with over 400 volunteers participating throughout Georgia.

Many events happen every year to support the organization, with the Tournament of Wishes being the longest running event. This annual charity golf tournament features 27 holes of fun on a beautiful course in Greensboro, Georgia.

Those interested in volunteering should be creative, filled with positive energy and have plenty of free time to be a wish granter.

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The Goals of Fashion Group International

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The Goals of Fashion Group International

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A veteran entertainment industry executive, Eufaula Garrett functions as The Benjamin Company’s executive vice president of new business development. Beyond her work, Eufaula Garrett retains membership to Fashion Group International (FGI), a collective of approximately 5,000 fashion industry professionals.

FGI’s mission is to become the leading authority in regards to the business aspects of design and fashion, thus allowing it to provide insight on industry trends that will help its members achieve more professionally. As such, FGI’s goals include advancing the fashion profession and its related industries, in addition to creating a forum through which discussions about the most pertinent issues affecting the sector can take place. Beyond this, FGI hopes to help high achievers in the fashion industry gain more recognition and offers useful information relating to both global and national fashion trends.

To accomplish these goals, FGI operates several activities, programs, and events, such as its Night of Stats gala and its symposium series, to help its members build professional networks and celebrate the fashion industry.

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ASCAP hosted its eighth annual "at music executive and talent manager Women Behind the Music" series on Bardot in Los Angeles. This year's honorees were a group of influential and powerful women who have excelled in what many perceive as a male-dominated entertainment industry: ASCAP songwriter Priscilla Renea ( Nick Jonas' "Bacon," Miranda Lambert's "Something Bad" featuring Carrie Underwood, Chris Brown's "Don't Wake Me Up" and Madonna's "Love Spent," and "Gang Bang"), Dominique Dunn ( Vice President of Publishing at Roc Nation) Eufaula Garrett ( EVP of New Business Development for André 3000 Benjamin) .

Priscilla Renea kicked off the event with a captivating acoustic medley performance of her hit songs, including "Worth It" (Fifth Harmony), "California King Bed" (Rihanna), "Wake Me Up" (Aloe Blacc), and "Timber" (Pitbull featuring Ke$ha).

ASCAP's Moya Nkruma moderated a panel with all three honorees about their experiences and individual journeys in entertainment. Priscilla Renea spoke about her start in the music industry and working on the art of her craft. Eufaula Garrett provided insight on her successful deals with client Andre 3000, and Roc Nation's VP of Publishing Dominique Dunn discussed her compelling A&R work for artists Beyonce, Rihanna, Ariana Grande, and Kanye West.

Among the notable attendees were artist Bridget Kelly, Stereotypes producer Ray Romulus, producer Brian Kennedy, VP of A&R at Warner/Chappell Ryan Press and Roc Nation's Tyran "Ty Ty" Smith and Chaka Pilgrim.

The evening ended with a post cocktail reception and DJ Niena Drake's sounds set the lively atmosphere throughout the event for more than 200 attendees. Sponsors included MAC Cosmetics, Guitar Center, Unique London, Luxe Therapy, Hair Cocktails, Sashay Wax, and JV Decor.

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ASCAP's Annual "Women Behind The Music" Series Recognizes Songwriter Priscilla Renea, Music Executive Dominique Dunn And Talent Manager Eufaula Garrett

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ASCAP hosted its eighth annual "at music executive and talent manager Women Behind the Music" series on Bardot in Los Angeles.

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Eufaula is a The Benjamin Company EVP in Atlanta, Georgia. Visit Eufaula's website from their page.

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Eufaula Garrett has since built a career as a respected entertainment executive in Atlanta, Georgia. Since 2003, she has served as executive vice president of new business development for The...