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Bobby Deen Boosts Southern Charm At Tervis Atlanta Showroom Thursday January 3rd, 2013 - 5:18PM
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 Bobby Deen holding a Savannah themed Tervis tumbler.
Tervis will honor Bobby Deen at a cocktail party held during The Atlanta International Gift & Home Furnishings Market at AmericasMart next week. Deen, Paula Deen's son, has risen to fame in the culinary arena as manager of The Lady & Sons in Savannah, GA, and host of “Not My Mama’s Meals” currently on the Cooking Channel.
“We‘re thrilled to welcome Bobby Deen to our Atlanta showroom,” said Kim Livengood, Tervis's PR and events manager. “With his infectious positivity and trademark southern charm he’ll help us celebrate our newest product lines at this market.”
Deen will greet guests on Friday, January 11 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Tervis showroom. The cocktail party also will feature a raffle for a four pack of Tervis tumblers and $100 gift certificate to The Lady & Sons.
“My cabinet has always been filled with Tervis cups,” said Deen. “They are a great company and have amazing products."
In addition to the drinkware company’s guest of honor, the party will showcase Tervis’ many new collections including fresh new design themes like golf, pets and water enthusiasts, as well as new license agreements and expansions.
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