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MEET SHELONDA STOKES, greiBO

Shelonda Stokes is no stranger to leadership and accomplishment. She is a results oriented

professional with over 15 years of management, communication and media experience in

the entertainment, government and commercial business arenas.

As President and CEO of greiBO media, Shelonda is responsible for the overall management

of the digital media company, helping organizations create an edge in their marketplace

using mixed media. Since joining greiBO in 2001, Shelonda has helped market many

organizations like The Maryland Department of Business and Economic, Hewlett-Packard and

the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

The 2011 African American Festival to Provide ‘Big Break’ to Local Vocalists

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and Shelonda Stokes, CEO of greiBO Entertainment, announced a new competition taking place at this year’s African American Festival.  The “Baltimore SuperStar” competition will give aspiring local musicians an opportunity to receive their big break. The competition takes place on Saturday, July 2, and the winner will receive a cash prize and immediate artist exposure.

“Baltimore is home to many exceptionally talented vocalists,” said Mayor Rawlings-Blake. “The winner of Baltimore SuperStar can begin making a lasting impression on Baltimore’s musical and cultural landscape.”

The grand prize is a recording opportunity with Grammy Platinum Record Producer Darryl Pearson. “I am honored to help a lucky musician fulfill a lifelong dream,” said Pearson. “I can’t wait to start working with the winner.”