The Fuller Woman Expo Features an All-Star Panel

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This year I will be in Detroit to attend The 4th Annual International Fuller Woman Expo.  I have been trying for the last two years to get to town to see this event and this year is my year.  I am looking forward to seeing some of the ladies I have already met plus hearing from some of the additional speakers.  If you are going to be in town let me know and maybe we can do lunch.

The 4th Annual International Fuller Woman Expo, the 2nd in the United States, to be held on September 18, 2010 at the Westin Book Cadillac Hotel in Downtown-Detroit, Michigan. The Fuller Woman Expo(TFWE) is dedicated to empowering women to recognize their internal and external beauty, to educate and motivate through workshops and seminars while providing information on the products and services available through companies around the world.

Comedian, Actress and Talk Show Host Ms. Kim Coles is the Guest Speaker. She is best known for her portrayal of Sinclair on the hit television show, “Living Single”, a role that garnered her 4 NAACP Image award nominations.

“The Evolution of the Revolution” panel discussion during TFWE features authorities in the community that are living their best life as plus size women and whose efforts have made significant strides in the movement. The panel is led by Judge Karen Mills-Francis who is the critically acclaimed author of “Stay in your Lane” and star of “Jude Karen’s Court”, starting in the Fall 2010. Judge Karen has been called “the most colorful judge on TV,” by The Los Angeles Times.

The panel is sponsored by IGIGI.com,voted #1 destination for plus size fashions by Full Figured Fashion Week™ .Panelists include:

  • Mia Amber- Mia is the former Producer on the nationally syndicated “Ricki Lake Show”. She burst onto the silver screen as “Rhonda” the full figured co-ed in the DreamWorks feature film “Road Trip”. She is also a highly successful Model. Mia currently serves as Creative Director for Plus Model magazine
  • Stephanie Penn-Danforth-Stephanie is the Editor-in-Chief of DailyVenusDiva.com, a website that serves to give a “daily” affirmation to all women with thousands of unique visitors a week. She is also Co-Producer of TFWE and Co-Founder and President of Pretty Girl Project, a non-profit for girls that is geared toward helping to realize inner and outer beauty.
  • Dr. Cynthia Jones, M.D., F.A.C.S.- Cynthia has 13 years experience in surgery. She was chosen in 2003 to be a member of a delegation of surgeons traveling to Russia to discuss surgical healthcare issues and to participate in an exchange of ideas. Dr. Jones is currently serving as Chief of Surgery at Northern Louisiana Medical Center.
  • Whitney Thompson- Whitney is the winner of Cycle Ten of America’s Next Top Model 2008. She was selected by MSNBC as one of the 12 Most Influential Women of the Year. She has been on the on the covers of a number of national magazines including Seventeen Magazine, Supermodels Unlimited, and Plus Model Magazine. Whitney was also voted Runway Model of the Year by Full Figured Fashion Week.
  • Princess Currence, M.S.W.-Princess is the former Director of the Health Career Programs (HCP) at the University of Michigan that primarily served Michigan high school students, U-M undergraduates, post-baccalaureate students from various colleges and universities. She recently moved to Chicago where she currently serves as the Urban Health Program Director for the College of Medicine at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

Curves In Motion Fashion Showcase is hosted by Gwen DeVoe, Executive Producer of Full Figured Fashion Week™ which is the first ever fashion week dedicated to plus size fashion that rose to national and international prominence. She is the Executive Director for the Plus Academy-DETROIT, the premier training and development program for aspiring plus models. Curves in Motion features performances and designers from around the world including Caramakoma of Denmark and corporate sponsor DOTS just to name a few.