Terry W. Myers Jr.http://www.theterrymyerseffect.com
Entrepreneur
Born and raised in South Jersey Terry Myers has been one to entertain since his early high school years. Once introduced to the music studio world his passion for the art grew. Myers went on performing for local friends and fans for years later. After landing the chance to perform on NBC10 before a live studio audience Myers was signed to an independent record deal with his group. Being in the business for only a brief time he quickly saw the dark sides of the industry and had the urge to take all he had learned and create his own company now known as Voices of Entertainment. It was through this company Myers worked with artist that needed guidance as well as venues to better there craft. Later back stage at a show he ran across a then fan who the nation knows as Lauren Harris who wanted to pursue entertainment as well but as a model so Myers branched out into talent management and took on then 18 year old Harris later to be known as Miss FHM (For Him Magazine) and former Miss Teen New Jersey USA Sheri Drach and the new branch of VOE (Voices of Entertainment) was launched. Myers now represents some of the areas top talented faces in the modeling industry. As if his hands weren’t full Mr. Myers and his passion for the game of basketball lead him to create what is now one of the areas most popular adult basketball leagues The Terry Myers Basketball League. Myers a active guy in the surrounding community was named South Jerseys Magazines Top Model which only opened new doors for the young successful networking king. Partnering with an up and coming fashion designer Myers will tell you the sky is the limit as he has a passion for business and a vision that continues to grow. 2012 will mark the start of a new era as Voices of Entertainments owner Terry W. Myers brings you the opening of a brand new facility called “THE VOE CENTER” of arts and recreation. “The facility will truly be one of kind as it brings us together supporting each other through productions, sports and social networking activities.” says Myers.
