Dwann has a passion to help ministries and non-profits, take their multimedia outreach to unimagined NEW levels. But, don't get her wrong, she loves working with corporate companies too. No wonder she is an award winning journalist and entrepreneur also named one of Ebony Magazine’s 2001, 30 Leaders of the Future, aged 30 and under.

In 2000 she accepted a writing award from the Tennessee Associated Press for her work as a reporter at the CBS affiliate in Nashville. During that same year, her company, D&C Productions won a Summit International Creative Award and received 3 EMMY nominations, all in less than 2 years of servicing clients. In September 2003 she was inducted into the University of Nebraska at Kearney’s Gold Torch Alumni Society.

Throughout her career, Dwann has been a member of the National Association of Black Journalists and has won writing awards from NABJ, as well as the Nebraska Associated Press and Tennessee Associated Press. Her 10+ years as a broadcast journalist has taken her to jobs across the country. She has worked for television news operations in Savannah, Georgia, Lincoln, Nebraska, Omaha, Nebraska, Birmingham, Alabama and Nashville, Tennessee.

In her free time Dwann is often requested as an emcee and speaker, whose topics range from Marketplace Ministry (www.ministryinthemarketplace.com), Motherhood & Media, Diversity & Video Production 101.

While living in Nashville until late 2004, Dwann was an active board member for Kids on the Block of Middle Tennessee, Childcare Alliance, African American Heritage Society of Williamson County and a Steering Committee Member for (MEDWEEK) presented annually by Nashville Minority Business Center.