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United Way Board of Directors Welcomes Shari Liu Fellows

United Way of Santa Barbara County (UWSBC) Board of Directors welcomes Shari Liu Fellows to their team. Shari is a professional journalist and event producer with over 20 years of experience in the luxury lifestyle and media sectors. Starting out in modeling and fashion publishing, her work has since taken her around the globe, producing and conducting thousands of events and interviews with an extensive portfolio of clientele.

Through her own firm, The Grayson Agency, Liu Fellows has curated numerous successful events. Her event portfolio includes the Calvin Klein Collection Cannes Film Festival party, Albert II Prince of Monaco’s Birthday Party in the Hamptons and the RHONY Summer Party at Ramona Singer’s home amongst many others. As the official media anchor of the Monaco Yacht Show for 10 years and a director in the luxury yachting and lifestyle industry, she has interviewed a wealth of high-profile figures such as government officials, royalty, heads of industry, professional athletes and celebrities.

Liu Fellows is also a global networker who aids business development and secures partnerships for a diverse range of clients. She was recognized by Vogue as one of the top 100 most influential women in America in 2012 and has an MBA with a concentration in communications.

 

About United Way of Santa Barbara County

United Way of Santa Barbara County (UWSBC) has the unique and positive vision that “in our community, everyone has a hopeful future.” Since 1923, UWSBC has served Santa Barbara County community through funding, volunteer development, and by utilizing its own unique initiatives that involve dozens of local nonprofit and public sector agencies. UWSBC’s local community driven Power of Partnership™ priorities help children, families and seniors with a focus on Education, Income and Health. To learn more, please visit unitedwaysb.org.

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