Susan R. Williamson

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  Susan R. Williamson Named Assistant Director
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  Susan R. Williamson, Assistant Director Susan R. Williamson, a native of Richmond, Virginia, holds a degree in French Language and Literature from the University of Virginia.She has corporate experience in international banking, at Banque Française du Commerce Extérieur, at Club Mediterranee's New York office, and as Director of Communications for Bénédictine's Prestiluxe subsidiary.She worked in promotion and public relations at HWH Public Relations, New York, NY.In 1992 she returned to Charlottesville and joined U.Va.'s Office of State Governmental Relations until she became Associate Publisher at Tupelo Press.Williamson is editor-in-chief of Streetlight Magazine and has served on the Board of the Charlottesville Writing Center and the Publishing Day Committee of the Virginia Festival of the Book.She joined the Palm Beach Poetry Festival as Assistant Director in April 2007.Her poems have appeared in Lucid Oona, Lumina, Lagniappe, Three Candles, Streetlight, The Virginia Quarterly Review, and StorySouth, and she was nominated for a 2006 Pushcart Prize.Williamson lives in Charlottesville, Virginia and Boca Raton, Florida.

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  Susan R. Williamson, Assistant Director Susan R. Williamson, a native of Richmond, Virginia, holds a degree in French Language and Literature from the University of Virginia.She has corporate experience in international banking, at Banque Française du Commerce Extérieur, at Club Mediterranee's New York office, and as Director of Communications for Bénédictine's Prestiluxe subsidiary.She worked in promotion and public relations at HWH Public Relations, New York, NY.In 1992 she returned to Charlottesville and joined U.Va.'s Office of State Governmental Relations until she became Associate Publisher at Tupelo Press.Williamson is editor-in-chief of Streetlight Magazine and has served on the Board of the Charlottesville Writing Center and the Publishing Day Committee of the Virginia Festival of the Book.She joined the Palm Beach Poetry Festival as Assistant Director in April 2007.Her poems have appeared in Lucid Oona, Lumina, Lagniappe, Three Candles, Streetlight, The Virginia Quarterly Review, and StorySouth, and she was nominated for a 2006 Pushcart Prize.Williamson lives in Charlottesville, Virginia and Boca Raton, Florida.

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  Contact our assistant director, Susan Williamson, for more information about reserved tables of 8, or 10.

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  Contact our assistant director, Susan Williamson, for more information about reserved tables of 8, or 10.

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  For information about reserved tables of 8 or 10, contact our assistant director, Susan Williamson (srw@palmbeachpoetryfestival.org).

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  ARCHIVE | VABook! - Program Schedule By Topic Fiction - [Cached Version]
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  Moderator: Susan Williamson

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  C-Ville Weekly - [Cached Version]
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  "It's a very rich and honoring way to put poetry on the page, and that's the whole concept the press has been about since the beginning," says Susan Williamson, Tupelo's associate publisher and the woman in charge of its Charlottesville transition.
  
  Tupelo's relationship with Charlottesville developed from its growing involvement with the Virginia Foundation of the Humanities and the organization's Festival of the Book.Late last year, Tupelo announced that it had moved publicity, grant writing and author support operations to an office in the VFH building, which is located near the Boar's Head Inn.Levine plans to complete the transition in a year or two.
  
  "Charlottesville is kind of a magical place in a way for poetry," says Williamson, who is also the chief editor of Streetlight Magazine, a Charlottesville literary and arts journal.

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  Susan R. Williamson Board MemberEditor-in-Chief, Streelight Magazine

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  Saturday's fund-raiser includes local poets, musicians and a silent auction of poetry books sponsored by Tupelo Press, explained Susan Williamson, editor of Streetlight Magazine, the official magazine of the Charlottesville Writers Center and a program sponsor."We're going to read from their work and from our works.Obviously the poets cannot be there, so the whole thing will be videotaped so they will be able to see it in prison," she said.

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  Susan Williamson
  
  Susan is a strategic retail/leisure marketing consultant.Her training is in equal parts retail architecture and behavioural economics, which has meant a career that has progressed from, design for shopping and leisure through to strategic marketing for brands, retailers, manufacturers and government/civil institutions.Her consultancy the shining-red partnership offers retailers and customer-facing businesses real-time marketing solutions to communicating with their clients.This involves design for brands (graphics, packaging, digital/moving media, advertising and in-store design) as well as research and visioning for brands, retail and leisure futures.She has taught over a number of years both full and part-time at UK, Canadian and Australian universities and private colleges and is both a published writer and regular public speaker in her field.

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