Yboniecommunications

Ybonie Communications is a grass roots human relations office that has been in business for fifteen years. We started as a temporary employment agency for administrators. In 1999, we streamlined our efforts and have completed some extraordinary goals. It is our company's ambition to become one of the nation's top specialty human relations firms. We... believe that a constant drive for excellence will get us there. Ybonie Communications People's Magazine epitomizes our commitment to changing lives! Salome G. Rowe founded the company in 1995. Prior to that, Rowe worked as Director of Public Affairs for GreenHouse Productions - producers of "In the Mixx," a broadcast that aired on Fox 36 in Atlanta. She worked as a contracted written communications expert for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and as a staff writer for several Georgia newspapers. Rowe has published hundreds of articles and is author of one fiction novel, "A Tale About Lilly," a book of poetry, "Abstemious Doves," illustrated by photo-graphs taken by the author, and Opened Vistas: Changing Minds One Brain at the Time, a book of children's stories. This book was written to improve the self-image and self-confidence of children ranging from 8 to thirteen years old, a sector of society that includes rapidly developing brains that are being strongly influenced by socio-ecological elements that swing from one end of the spectrum to the other. These children's brains have to interpret information from the mass media, peers, parents, teachers, and clergy, but those ideas have to synthesized in the minds of these young champions and used to make critical decisions. The world will one day depend on them to take us forward, and the quality of how well they communicate with themselves and each other will determine whether that change that everyone is seeking can really be made manifest. When speaking about Ybonie, our clients use terms such as "cutting edge, complete satisfaction, outstanding, and consistent. Our mantra is Vision, Great Communication, ...Read More