Nashville Chapter of National Association of Black Journalists to Hold Panel Discussion

“I am Graduating: Now What” NASHVILLE, Tenn. – (March 29, 2016) – The Nashville Chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists will host a panel tonight of media and communications professionals to educate young communications graduates on the next phase of their career.   “I am so thrilled that our chapter is able to help guide students on the path to starting their career,” said NABJ President Jason Luntz. “It is very important for professionals to lend a hand and play a role of mentorship.”   The first year in a long series of “Now What” panels, the event will have a moderator who will ask the panel questions about how they began their career, followed by a Q & A from the audience. The format is designed to assist college students and recent graduates on how they can best further their career.   Vertava Health Director of Public Relations Brian Sullivan is a confirmed panelist, and the organization is a proud sponsor of this event.   WHERE: Goodwill Industries of Middle Tennessee, Inc. 937 Herman Street Nashville, TN 37208 Room 121   WHEN: 6-8pm CST CONTACTS: Jason Luntz, President Nashville Chapter of NABJ Thejluntzreport@gmail.com   Brian Sullivan Director of Public Relations Vertava Health 5211 Maryland Way #1080 | Brentwood, TN 37027 P: 901.949.7926 Hotline: 888.614.2251   ###   ABOUT THE NASHVILLE CHAPTER OF THE NABJ: The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) is an organization of journalists, students and media-related professionals that provides quality programs and services to and advocates on behalf of black journalists worldwide.   ABOUT ADDICTION CAMPUSES: Vertava Health provides the most comprehensive addiction treatment program in the country by going beyond the standard 30 day plan and treating persons struggling with addiction mentally and spiritually to break the cycle of repeated visits to treatment. Utilizing our addiction campus environment we have the depth of caring staff, industry experience and clinical proficiency to effectively treat the disease of addiction for life. Vertava Health’ admissions center is trained to assess and place the client into one of the Vertava Health treatment centers across the country within a 1 hour time frame. This speed in service delivery and thorough commitment to the client long term allows the person struggling with addiction to get quickly on the road to recovery and create a life that’s worth living.