Dana "Mama Doll" Hill

Declared a "Woman to Watch,” by Palm Beach Illustrated Magazine, her college classmates gave her the title "Most Likely to give Oprah a run for her money!

If you've ever been in the presence of this alluring woman, you'll realize what everyone else has; she's an unstoppable energy that pushes beyond the status quo to break new ground!

She's been the subject of magazine and newspaper interviews, seen on yellow cabs and when a life-size (32 ft. High x 20 ft. Wide) billboard of her went up at 52nd and Broadway, she created quite a buzz in Times Square. Sports fans have heard her on the airwaves of ESPN Radio and countless others have witnessed her PR & Event production magic for legendary stars like Dan Marino and Ronald McDonald!

Her illustrious career has lead to success as a spokes model, newspaper journalist, TV and radio broadcaster, marketer, event producer and publicist! After being dubbed, "Queen of Events" and enjoying the title of, "One of the most creative marketing minds around," she left her post at her South Florida publicity firm {Hill Girl, Inc.} and moved to Atlanta. Today, Dana Hill is a PR, Marketing and Event Consultant and founder of The Black Doll Affair™, a project that allows her to make the world a better place.

In response to the new ‘doll test study, a response to the old, in 2007, Dana created The Black Doll Affair™. The Black Doll Affair™ is a Self-esteem movement and volunteer social club made up of philanthropic black women who donate black dolls to black girls at Christmas, as well as, their time and money to worthy causes. The pretty...philanthropic women of the Black Doll Affair™ are referred to as "The Black Dolls™." The Black Dolls™ are volunteers of all ages and sizes - some are fashion models, while others are role models. By donating beautiful black dolls, all hope their efforts will increase the self-esteem of black girls and remind them of their beauty.

The Black Dolls received the attention of Essence Magazine, The Tom Joyner Morning show, the State of Georgia and the White House. Congressman John Lewis helped proclaim December 12th as Black Doll Affair in Georgia. For their outstanding work in service, President Barack Obama recognized The Black Dolls with the President's Volunteer Service Award. More at blackdollaffair.com