Concord Couple Mix Business with Family

By Amy Matzke
amatzke@independenttribune.com
Featured in the Independent Tribune, Monday, October 9, 2006

CONCORD - There’s an old saying that a family that plays together stays together.

The Perry family of Concord takes that saying pretty seriously.

Lisa and Brian Perry run their graphic and Web design business, Perry Productions, out of their home to spend more time with their two children, 5-year old Jake and 20-month old Dylan.

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Lisa Perry Receives 2005-2006 Distinguished Rotarian Award

The Rotary Club of Cabarrus County recognized Lisa Perry as its 2005-2006 Distinguished Rotarian. This award is presented to a Rotarian who has exemplified "Service Above Self" in his/her daily life as a Rotarian and a member of his/her community.

Lisa was honored this past April, along with other Distinguished Rotarians in her district, at the District Conference held in Greensboro, NC.

She has been a member of the club since September 2003 and has chaired the Celebrate Rotary committee commemorating Rotary's Centennial Year, developed the club's website, and serves on the Basketball committee, designing the event's logo and promotional materials. Additionally, Lisa was instrumental in creating the Junior Rotarian program that provides opportunities for young children of rotarians (ages 4-13) to serve their community and learn more about rotary and it's mission.

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Perry Productions Completes Pfeiffer University's Athletic Website

Perry Productions recently completed work on the Pfeiffer University website. Pfeiffer was looking for an athletic site that would help them in attracting recruits for their various sports, as well as keep the public informed of recent news. You can visit the new site at www.gofalconsports.com.

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Brian Perry to Participate in the 2006-2007 Cabarrus Regional Leadership Experience

Brian Perry has been selected to be a part of the 2006-2007 Cabarrus Leadership Experience. Each year, the Cabarrus Regional Leadership Experience Steering Committee selects a class of gifted and highly motivated leaders for a series of seminars and retreats. Class members are exposed to regional concerns and opportunities through a series of discussion forums. The monthly programs are planned by experts in economic development, the legal and judicial system, transportation, sports, education, and other fields. The programs focus on current decision-making and explore ways in which regional efforts may prove fruitful. Field studies and community awareness visits augment the curriculum.