Journalism graduate (ABJ), PR specialist and Telly Award winning
Producer/Director/Writer. As a PR Pro, she specializes in creative
branding, strategic promotions and VSP-Very Special Events.
serves as a Publicist working with luxury clients in the fields of finance and
fashion, hospitality and health, as well as restaurants and renegades.
A native of Atlanta, Lisa is the mother of two daughters, Grand-Mere to one; a UGA Grady College of Journalism graduate who makes her home in Athens, GA with her Manola Blaniks, Jimmy Choos, and Brian Atwoods, as well as many fashionable friends.
In 2010, Lisa received the Woman of the Year award from Chayil, a foundation dedicated to helping battered women navigate life after leaving.
She is a PR Pro who specializes in writing, planning, marketing, branding, and producing major events and strategic promotions. A publicist at heart, she still navigates the journalism arena within the Social Media realm.
She’s also a past and present member of several charity organizations, all the while supporting her many friends in their foundations and charities, such as the Atlanta Ballet, Atlanta Opera, Meals on Wheels, JDRF, Drop Dead Gorgeous, Jeffrey Fashion Cares, Mothers & Others for Clean Air, and the Captain Planet Foundation.
Samples of her noteworthy events include the 50th Anniversary Celebration of “GONE WITH THE WIND” for Turner Broadcasting, the brand launch of shoe guru FUMU ROI, and the major film party “Back to the Garden” for the Woodstock Film Festival.
Lisa was instrumental in establishing the Enlightenment Luncheon series with Laura Turner Seydel and Stephanie Blank to raise awareness about children’s environmental health issues, and serves as vice-chair and board member of Mothers & Others for Clean Air.
In 2010, Lisa received the Woman of the Year award from Chayil, a foundation dedicated to helping battered women navigate life after leaving.
Shelf Life Of A Trophy Wife
marketing, branding, and producing major events and strategic promotions. A publicist at heart, she navigates the journalism
arena within the Social Media realm using her best practices and a positive attitude.
A lifelong creative thinker who wrote her first poem at the age of seven, Lisa’s latest work is "Shelf Life of A Trophy Wife,” a memoir that exposes the darkness of past trials and tribulations that ultimately betray a seemingly flawless facade, unraveling a picture perfect existence. (You can read excerpts here.)
In 2010, Lisa received the Woman of the Year award from Chayil, a foundation dedicated to helping battered women navigate life after leaving. A proud survivor, mother of two daughters, Grand- Mere to one, she lives in Athens, GA, surrounded by her beloved books, silver mint julep cups and many pairs of Manola Blaniks, Jimmy Choos and Brian Atwoods.
She’s also a past and present member of several charity organizations, all the while supporting her many friends in their foundations and charities, such as the Atlanta Ballet, Atlanta Opera, Meals on Wheels, JDRF, Drop Dead Gorgeous, Jeffrey Fashion Cares, Mothers & Others for Clean Air, and the Captain Planet Foundation.
Samples of her noteworthy events include the 50th Anniversary Celebration of “GONE WITH THE WIND” for Turner Broadcasting, the brand launch of shoe guru FUMU ROI, and the major film party “Back to the Garden” for the Woodstock Film Festival.
Lisa was instrumental in establishing the Enlightenment Luncheon series with Laura Turner Seydel and Stephanie Blank to raise awareness about children’s environmental health issues, and serves as vice-chair and board member of Mothers & Others for Clean Air.
In 2010, Lisa received the Woman of the Year award from Chayil, a foundation dedicated to helping battered women navigate life after leaving.
Shelf Life Of A Trophy Wife
- Melissa Stanforth ~ Former Casting Director for Bravo
- Melissa Stanforth ~Casting Director
Growing up in Jonesboro, Ga., Lisa Rayner’s dad worked for Delta Airlines. She and her two sisters were being groomed to be the perfect Southern women. Their mother would dress them up in their Sunday best and fly all over the country. “My mother was a stewardess, but you couldn’t be a stewardess and be married.” So her mom had to quit her job. “It was a different time,” says Lisa.
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