Coolio Joins La Push as Official Spokesperson
Published on June 30, 2008 under American Basketball Association (ABA) News Release
Los Angeles, CA. The ABA Los Angeles Push welcomes Coolio as its Official Spokesperson. Coolion is a worldwide figure known for his musical genius. He made history by being the first recording artist to have a music deal in every country. He is a Grammy Award winner and has won a countless number of other awards. Coolio's cooking show and his new reality show will, undoubtedly, push his entertainment company to new heights. The entire Push organization is elated to have Coolio represent the Push. He will be attending the Push Streetball Festival at Venice Beach on Sunday, July 13th from 10am-7pm. Bring your entire family to enjoy the food and festivities.
The Push are also delighted and honored to announce that Alexys Feaster will join the organization as the VP of Marketing. Ms. Feaster will add her valuable experience, especially, in entertainment to develop award winning marketing programs for Push sponsors and fans. Brandon Harris, the interim VP of Marketing, will be the General Administrator for the company.
The organization has also formalized its agreement to make Andre (Dre') Jones the VP of Merchandising and Graphic Design. Jones is an accomplished digital arts designer with his own closing line (Dre' Jones) and designed the Push logo.
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