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    69TAKING CARE OF BUSINESSShining a spotlight on six Southern businesswomen who are making moves

    83AT HOME WITH JEFF EDISONA pilots view of art and the river

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    MUSICKirby Lauryen

    TAKING CARE of BUSINESS

    Shining a spotlight on six Southern businesswomen

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    DEPARTMENTS

    May 2016 Volume 10 No. 5CONTENTS

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    13 | INTERVIEW Lead by ExamplePresident of The Stevison Group and Sisterhood Showcase Organizer Christina Stevison on navigating change, one choice at a time

    16 | BOOKS Modern Southern Gothic Ron Rashs lyrical prose and poetic descriptions perfectly capture the natural beauty of North Carolinas mountains in Above the Waterfall

    20 | PEOPLE Symphony and SoulMemphis Symphony Orchestras Mei Ann Chen delivers her final bow as Music Director

    22 | MUSIC From Southaven to SoCoSouthern songstress Kirby Lauryen makes waves in Los Angeles

    24 | RECIPE Black-beery Whiskey SmashLets discuss whiskey and beer. Together. With some muddled blackberries, lemon and fresh mint

    89 | ENTERTAINING Life is Sweet Planning a Sugar Shack Shindig

    92 | ON THE MONEY A Long-Overdue ThanksHelping your mother plan for retirement in 2016

    94 | LIVE WELL Mothers YearAs mothers, we are constantly giving. But what do you have to give if you are depleted?

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    IN EVERY ISSUE

    Editors Letter 8Contributors 10

    Calendar 64See & Do 96

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    And speaking of special women in our lives...

    This month, Click celebrates six uniquely Southern women in business from

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    brightest in the region. From CEOs and dealmakers to our gold medalist cover

    model, Rochelle Stevens, each one is a star in their own right. To see the full list,

    check out page 69.

    In addition, this month marks the return of our home living section with a

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    young and young at heart (page 89). For the musically inclined, weve got a bit of

    old school and a bit of new school this month with soulful Southaven native Kirby

    Lauryen (page 22) and seasoned symphony director Mei Ann Chen (page 20).

    So from all of us to all of you: Keep reading. And always remember, in the

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    Happy reading,

    Casey Hilder

    Editor

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    May 2016

    contributors

    Tess CatlettClicks social calendar for this month was compiled by Tess Catlett. A Southaven native and recent graduate of University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri, Catlett is a former intern for Click. An avid and tenacious writer, Catlett has been featured in various publications including Vox Magazine, The Columbia Missourian and The DeSoto Times-Tribune. When not writing, Catlett enjoys binge watching underrated TV dramas.

    Mike LeeEvent photos in this issue were captured by Click photographer Mike Lee. Mike started in news in 1971 as a TV writer, photographer, and art director. For 20 years, his work appeared on national and international television broadcasts, and was published in print media worldwide.

    Michael HensleyThe photos you see in this months cover and main feature Taking Care of Business (page 69) were shot by photographer Michael Hensley of Angelfish Media. Located in Hernando, MS, Angelfish Media is a full service website development, marketing, and branding studio specializing in custom designed and engineered websites. All website engineering and design is done in-house. This allows for greater communication between the client, engineer, and designer, ultimately leading to a higher quality product. See more of his work at www.angelfi.sh.

    Tonya ThompsonA Southern-born writer and editor, Thompson has spent most of her life between Nashville and the Mississippi Delta. Now, a contribut-ing editor for Click, Thompson writes fre-quently on life in the South. Originally from Clarksville, Tennessee, Thompson enjoys vintage motorcycling and traveling with her husband and children.

    Michelle Hope & Jamie Newsom

    Owners and lead designers of Social Butterflies, LLC, Hope and Newsom have a combined 20 years of experience in the wedding and special events indus-try. This month, Hope and Newsom in-dulge their collective sweet tooth in "Life is Sweet" (page 89) Together, Hope and Newsom have planned numerous notable events, including celebrity weddings, charity galas and Super Sweet 16s for the hit MTV show.

    Brian Anderson Various events and this month's featured home (page 83) were shot by local photogra-pher Brian Anderson, a Memphis-based artist that started shooting professionally about six years ago and has been featured in Southern Living Magazine, Oxford American, MBQ and the St. Jude Gallery Collection, to name a few. He primarily focuses on the concerts, with a focus on blues and old-fashioned Southern music, as well as the Mississippi delta and cityscapes .

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    UP FRONTARTS, CULTURE AND PERSONALITIES

    Lead by Example

    President of The Stevison Group and Sisterhood Showcase Organizer

    Christina Stevison on navigating change, one choice at a time.

    Interview by CASEY HILDERPhotos by DARIUS B. WILLIAMS

  • 14 MAY 2016 | Click magazine

    Click Magazine: Tell us a little bit about how you came to be

    in your position. What was it like growing up and plotting a

    career path? Is this what you always wanted to do?

    Tina Birchett: Watching my Mom start a marketing agency,

    magazine and womens expo showed me I could do anything

    if I put my mind to it. I have always wanted to be in a position

    to be creative while helping people, Sisterhood allows me to

    do that and more.

    In college, I once went to one of my professors office to

    fret over the fact that I was unsure of exactly what I wanted

    to do. I couldnt find a major that encompassed everything

    I wanted to do. I wanted to learn more about international

    business, I did well in the journalism courses I took, I enjoyed

    my psychology classes; I wanted to do everything and I was

    all over the place. My professor, Dr. Wilson, told me that in

    order to be a good CEO, you have to know how to do a little

    bit of everything so try it all and then try more things. He was

    right and that is exactly what I did. I have never been afraid

    to step out of my comfort zone and I am a constant learner.

    CM: What have been the highlights and challenges since

    taking the reins of the Sisterhood Showcase?

    TB: With this platform I have the opportunity to impact so

    many people, which is an honor and blessing. I am extremely

    blessed to be able to work on something I am passionate

    about professionally. Ive learned new skills along the way

    and have had an opportunity to collaborate with a number of

    incredibly talented people.

    We just completed a brand overhaul. We spent months

    researching, conducting focus groups and vetting

    recommendations. Change is never easy, but necessary to

    ensure longevity. I am very pleased with the outcome and so

    far our audience is, too.

    CM: How do you maintain a healthy balance between work

    and life?

    TB: Working out and eating healthy are very important to

    me. I try to run at least 4 times a week. I dont watch much

    television, but I do make time for Billions (Lara Axelrod is my

    Shero). I also love spending time with my family and friends.

    They keep me encouraged and grounded.

    CM: What was the most important thing you learned from

    your mother, Sisterhood Showcase Founder, Tina Birchett?

    TB: Dont be afraid to fight for what you believe in.

    CM: What do you want to accomplish personally and

    professionally in the next year?

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    SINCE THE LOSS OF HER MOTHER, Sisterhood Showcase Founder Tina

    Birchett, in 2013, Christina Stevison has taken the reins of the annual event

    and worked to venture out on her own, leading with a goal of creating event experi-ences that connect, engage, empower and entertain women. This month, she shares her experiences as a modern businesswomen and

    offers a preview to this years upcoming show-

    case festivities.

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    TB: Professionally, I want to continue to

    enhance my skillset. Personally, I want

    to travel more. I find inspiration when

    I travel.

    CM: What do you think is the biggest

    issue for women in the workplace in

    2016?

    TB: The gender pay gap, double

    standards, lack of opportunities and the

    list goes on.

    CM: What advice can you offer women

    who are seeking to start their own

    business?

    TB: Realize that success never occurs

    exactly how or when you want it to.

    Seek people that have accomplished

    what you are trying to do. Study them,

    learn from their mistakes if you can.

    Dont be too hard on yourself. When

    you are chasing your dreams, you are

    bound to have a few setbacks here and

    there. Dont be discouraged, its part of

    the process.

    CM: What can attendees expect from

    this year's Sisterhood Showcase?

    TB: To be empowered and entertained.

    My team and I have put so much into

    planning this years event, its going to

    be one for the books.

    CM: Planning the Sisterhood Showcase

    is a year-round affair for you. What is

    an average day like?

    I can honestly say no two days are the

    same. I could be planning a commercial

    shoot one day and then answering

    emails from sun up to sun down the

    next. I have grown quite used to hearing

    the words maam, we have never done

    that before and equally used to saying

    okay, lets figure it out!

    If you had to choose a second career,

    what would it be?

    I would be a psychologist; I am

    fascinated by people. I am intrigued by

    what causes them to do things they do

    and what makes them tick.

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    CELEBRATED AS ONE OF AMERICAS GREAT modern authors, Ron Rash is truly a contemporary master of both the Southern gothic tradition and the juxtaposition of poetry with prose. In his recent novel

    Above the Waterfall, Mr. Rash seamlessly meshes elaborate

    poetic verse with captivating prose, each lending themselves

    perfectly to the feeling of his familiar Appalachian backdrop.

    He is able to achieve an almost spiritual connection to the

    land for his characters while also exploring the darkness and

    violence that permeate the tale.

    Though sunlight tinges the mountains, black leather-

    winged bodies swing low. First fireflies blink languidly. Beyond

    this meadow, cicadas rev and slow like sewing machines, he

    writes. The combination of softness and beauty with darkness

    and strangeness are enticing and echo sweetly the Southern

    literature of decades long past. The sensory descriptions

    offered by Mr. Rash allow his readers to be in the environment

    with his characters. And for anyone who knows the sound

    of cicadas, this detail brings the mountain world quickly to

    life. Mr. Rash always manages to find a way to make even the

    most familiar detail new and vibrant for his audience.

    Above the Waterfall unfolds the broken tale of Becky and Les

    who are somewhat unlikely lovers, each with their own dark

    past to unveil. Becky is a park ranger and Les is a soon-to-

    be retired sheriff, but the two find commonality in a number

    of ways, not the least of which is the scenic beauty that

    surrounds them. But, these two central characters are not

    the only ones taking in the rustic outdoor scenery. This small

    mountain town is home to a resort, and when trouble erupts

    between resort guests and a certain local, things really start

    to get interesting. The sheriff has some even deeper, darker

    corners to explore before he can retire, too. Corruption in the

    mountains and the test of his relationship with Becky take

    Les to new levels of self-examination and hyper-awareness

    Modern Southern

    Gothic Ron Rashs lyrical prose and poetic descriptions perfectly capture the

    natural beauty of North Carolinas mountains in Above the Waterfall

    Story by SHANA RALEY-LUSK

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    of his mountain home. Themes of past

    mistakes, tragedy, corruption, and

    betrayal are all woven masterfully into

    the tale.

    After a beautiful opening that is

    written with an artists grace, the first

    chapter begins in the voice of Les.

    Where does any story really begin? One

    thing cant happen unless other things

    happened earlier. I could say this story

    began with an art class I took in ninth

    grade, or broken promises, one by Becky

    Shytle and one by me, or that it began

    when a shirtsleeve got caught by a hay

    balers tines, Rash writes. This is an

    important thought to begin on because

    the book is an exploration of both past

    and present. The chapters alternate

    between point of view, allowing readers

    to see the world through Less eyes as

    well as Beckys. There are moments

    of joy and moments of sadness both

    fueling the fire of the novels plot while

    also providing reflection on the past.

    For readers who have spent any

    amount of time in the grandeur of the

    Appalachians, Rashs lush descriptions

    will bring memories flooding back.

    While the poetic style of many of the

    descriptions gives the setting depth

    and dimension, Mr. Rash also employs

    enough restraint to strike an ideal

    balance. It is nearly impossible to read

    Above the Waterfall without comparing

    it mentally to the timeless works of

    William Faulkner. The flowing abstract

    style coupled with the authentic quality

    of the plot and characters make the

    comparison easy to see for readers of

    Southern literature.

    Mr. Rash has also been compared to

    Carson McCullers in his writing style

    and thematic choices. His work is

    honest, beautiful, at times tragic, but

    always genuine and purposeful. He is

    also the author of Serena, which was

    made into a movie, as well as four other

    prize-winning novels including One Foot

    in Eden and Saints at the River. Mr. Rash is

    also widely respected for his masterful

    poetry and short stories.

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    Symphony and SoulMemphis Symphony Orchestras Mei Ann Chen delivers her final bow as Music Director

    Story by SAMUEL PRAGER

    CONDUCTOR MEI-ANN CHEN has traveled the world conduct-ing orchestras, but for the past six years, the Taiwan native has served

    as the Music Director for the Memphis

    Symphony Orchestra. Now that her

    tenure is over, the award-winning con-

    ductor leaves the Bluff City to travel the

    world guest conducting at some of the

    most prestigious concert halls in Europe

    and Asia.

    The past six years have been very

    dynamic for the symphony. The group

    has experienced unique partnerships,

    collaborations, financial difficulties, and

    closed the curtain on the final Sunset

    Symphony performance in 2015.

    However, Chen reminisces on the

    unique partnerships the Symphony has

    made, such as Ballet Memphis, and the

    unusual collaborations with local musi-

    cians, like rapper Al Kapone. Chen notes

    that the diversity of Memphis musical

    culture and the bond it forms between

    musicians here is unique from many

    other cities and regions.

    What other orchestra collaborates

    with local music from across such a

    wide array of genres? Were in Memphis;

    were a symphony orchestra, what is

    stopping us from collaborating with

    rappers and other true Memphis original

    musicians, says Chen. The diversity

    and community within the city is the

    soul of the music. Music is part of us

    and were part of Memphis. Im proud

    that I could bring some of that into the

    symphony.

    The music of Memphis isnt the only

    thing the 42-year-old conductor noticed

    when moving here in 2010., Chen says

    the people here have left a lasting

    impression on her.

    The city has some of the most genuine

    and generous people. This city is beau-

    tiful, it has soul, which is something I

    cant emphasize enough. We need to be

    the advocate for our city and celebrate

    these friendships its builtd upon, says

    Chen. I dont think I will ever find or

    meet the same kind of friends that I

    met here.

    After leaving Memphis, Chen will be-

    come the Artistic Director of the National

    Taiwan Symphony Orchestra for their

    summer festival.

    The community and culture of Memphis

    and the South is something Chen plans

    on taking with her as she enters the

    next chapter of her life. The Memphis

    Symphony Orchestra honored Chen

    with the title of Conductor Laureate, an

    honorary title for outstanding creative

    achievement, which Chen hints is not the

    end of her relationship with Memphis and

    the Symphony.

    I came here as an outsider, and Im

    leaving as a Memphian. Im forever

    grateful to this city for letting me be a

    part of the journey and giving me my

    first professional music director posi-

    tion. I will also forever be a Memphian

    with a mission to carry the gospel that

    is Memphis. Ive taken many incredible

    memories from Memphis. Meeting

    these incredible people who try to

    make a difference in their city. I have

    never seen anything like it, says Chen.

    This is really a place that I dont want

    to leave, but hopefully Ill return to the

    symphony one day and continue con-

    necting music with the community. Its

    not a goodbye, more of a See ya later.

    For her final performances as music

    director of MSO, Chen will be conducting

    Mahlers First at the Cannon Center on

    May 14 and at Germantown Performing

    Arts Center on May 15.

    The diversity and community within the city is the soul of the

    music.

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    WHILE KIRBY LAURYEN began her cross-country journey as a singer/songwriter in Southaven, her North

    Mississippi roots and smooth voice

    have catapulted her straight to the top

    through acts like co-writing alongside

    artists like Rihanna and Kanye West to

    guest starring in the smoky jazz bars of

    ABC/Marvels 1940s period piece, Agent

    Carter.

    Back in 2012, Lauryen, an alumna

    of Berklee College of Music, took to

    YouTube to write, record, and upload

    a new song every day accompanied

    by her playing the piano. By the 302nd

    day, representatives from Jay Zs

    entertainment company RocNation

    took notice and signed the soulful

    singer to a publishing deal. She has

    since written songs for several top-100

    singers like Beyonce, Rihanna, Kanye

    West, Jennifer Lopez and Ariana Grande.

    Now based in Los Angeles, the

    Memphis-born, Southaven-bred singer

    has released the single "Loved by

    You", which has already garnered over

    100,000 listens on the music streaming

    website Soundcloud since its February

    release.

    Lauryen cites her upbringing in her

    home state, from attending church to

    listening to country music with friends

    from high school, as inspiration for her

    music. Theres something about the

    simplicity of Mississippi that translates

    into my music, she says.

    Besides signing a deal towards the end

    of her 300-plus song series, Lauryen

    says she learned about consistency and

    having the courage to try to achieve the

    things that she actually wanted versus

    the things she just thought that she

    could achieve. Her favorite songs to sing

    during the Song a Day series came

    from a series of songs where fans would

    send in their stories. Lauryen would

    then pick the ones that she connected

    with and write songs based on those

    stories.

    Lauryen began the Song a Day series

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    Lauryen left the MidSouth for Boston

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    industry at Berklee College of Music

    on an achievement-based scholarship.

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    Battle for the Crown contest; received

    designation from the historic WDIA

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    Soul Singer; and served as opening

    act for Anthony Hamilton, Raheem

    Devaughn, and KEM.

    Lauryen moved to Los Angeles to be

    closer to her publisher and the music

    scene. She admits that she always

    thought New York would be home, so

    L.A. was unexpected. LA is a city where

    everyone has a talent, so you really

    have to be secure in your gift and your

    ability, she adds. If not, the amount

    of talent in the city alone can eat away

    your confidence.

    Along with adjusting to new cities,

    there is also a shift in writing for

    oneself versus writing with and

    alongside others. The song that

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    most proud of is Kanye Wests Only

    One, which features former Beatles

    member Paul McCartney. The song

    references Wests wife and daughter.

    The moment had special significance

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    West fan. Lauryen compares writing a

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    not but wanted to. Writing for herself,

    she reasons, is more self-involved, akin

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    In January of this year, she starred in

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    born to play a singer.

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    participating in Desoto Family Theatre

    in middle and high school. She says

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    Now that Loved by You has been

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    more songs and hopes to tour this

    year. I really believe music is a service,

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    On the first Saturday of the month, Olive Branch Arts Council hosts a kids craft workshop at The Painted Pigeon Gallery and Gifts. Fun for kids of all ages, the workshop features

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    Seventeen-year old Mandie Berrocal took home the crown at this years Miss Olive Branch Scholarship Pageant. The Olive Branch native plans to attend George Mason University

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    Presented by Sycamore Bank, the eighth annual Taste of Hernando is back and better than ever. Dozens of restaurants set up shop at Cedar Hill Farm, where guests are invited to sip and stroll throughout the event.

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    Four years in the running, the Whispering Woods & Twigs Half Marathon and 5K took place on April 2. Directed by Angi Owens Ramsey of MidSouth Runners Track Club, the race benefited Le Bonheur Childrens Hospital. A portion of the proceeds also went to a scholarship fund for five DeSoto County students. Photos by MIKE LEE

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    Navigating Change, the theme for this years Sisterhood Showcase, is exactly what the Sisterhood

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    Benefitting the DeSoto Arts Council, this auction event is all about keeping your lips sealed. Guests were invited to bid on 12 by 12 canvases, jewelry, pottery, and more, but with one catch the

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    Memphis Fashion Week

    Emily McCune, Kendall Hill & Stephanie Haynes Latanya Shotwell-Shore & Marian Thomas

    Jennifer Purnell & Ashiqua Jackson Jaime Fowler & Sherrie Jones

    Dennis & Molly Hay Jennifer Sullivan, MD & Anne Rowland, MD

    Claire Graves, Lindsey Denton & Meredith Olinger Tony & Mary Ann Cremerius & Clara Williams

    Carla Purvis & Do