Baton rouge, la, march 30, 2009: On Monday, Baton Rouge consulting firm, Sable International, hosted a group of students who traveled from Portland, Oregon to Baton Rouge to tour the campus and facilities of Southern University.  The Prospective Gents Club (PGC) members are spending their Spring Break in Louisiana with their group's founder and mentor Kevin Fuller who currently serves as the Executive Director of Baton Rouge's Academic Distinction Fund.  PGC is comprised of a group of African-American, high school seniors from the Portland area.  PGC is an outstanding group of young men known for displaying excellence in speech, character, integrity, brotherhood, and decision making.
 
Sable International arranged a tour and hosted a luncheon for the young men on the campus of Southern University.  Chancellor Kofi Lomotey and Dr. Michael Stubblefield, Vice Chancellor of the Office of Research and Strategic Initiatives, were in attendance, as well as the Sable International managing partners, James Gilmore, Jr., Isaiah Marshall, III, Eric B. Lewis, and Anita M. Tillman.   Also in attendance was Sidni Lloyd-Shorter of Nerjyzed Entertainment, the Baton Rouge corporation that created the Black College Football Experience video game (BCFx).
 
Sable capped off the day by touring the Nerjyzed design studios with the students, where they were introduced to CEO, Jackie Beauchamp and lead-designer Brian Jackson and received a behind-the-scenes tour of how video games are made.
 

 
For more information contact Anita Tillman at 225-324-5444 or at atillman@sableint.net.

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Managing Partners of Sable International Hosts Visiting Students from Portland, OR
Pictured (front row l to r): James Gilmore, Jr., MPA, PHR, Isaiah Marshall, III, Anita M. Tillman, Eric B. Lewis.  (back row): Prospective Gents Club of Portland, OR	Pictured (l to r): Anita M. Tillman, Isaiah Marshall, III, Dr. Kofi Lomotey, Eric B. Lewis, James Gilmore, Jr., MPA, PHR, Dr. Michael Stubblefield