C
hildren always seem to have an idea as to what they
want to be when they grow up. However, in the case of
Carolyn Elizabeth Mosby-Williams, her destiny was
developing right before her very eyes, even though she did not
see it until she grew up.
“Unflappable”, documents the first 40 years in the life of Gary, Indiana native
Carolyn E. Mosby-Williams, a veteran public relations and marketing professional
who is currently the chief marketing officer for a global not-for-profit service
organization headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Born into a family already seasoned with age and older children, Mosby-
Williams introduces readers to her life in an honest and sometimes humorous coming
of age story. In childhood she was prepared for life’s twists and turns, including
mortality between her parents when both faced battles with cancer.
As a somewhat rebellious teenager,Mosby-Williams highlights the various tests
of discipline, respect and focus demanded from John Oliver Mosby, Sr., her retired
father and her mother, the late Indiana State Senator Carolyn Brown Mosby, whose
workaholic background passed down to her daughter. “Unflappable” also reveals
the benefits and the angst of Mosby-Williams sometimes living in her mother’s
shadow and fighting to become her own person.
Along with her strengths, “Unflappable” also follows Mosby-Williams’ own
challenges and opportunities, including working with notable individuals such as
the late Rev. Charles Williams (no relation), president of Indiana Black Expo, Inc.,
a man that Mosby-Williams called mentor and friend.With exposure to media,
celebrity and corporate America, Mosby-Williams expresses how she unknowingly
built a wall of protection around her until an outsider tells her that her foundation
is crumbling. Readers will go on the journey and learn of the necessary decisions
that will change her life and allow her to rebuild.
The journey will also include a look inside the family’s
connections with Black and American history over the generations.
C
hildren always seem to have an idea as to what they
want to be when they grow up. However, in the case of
Carolyn Elizabeth Mosby-Williams, her destiny was
developing right before her very eyes, even though she did not
see it until she grew up.
“Unflappable”, documents the first 40 years in the life of Gary, Indiana native
Carolyn E. Mosby-Williams, a veteran public relations and marketing professional
who is currently the chief marketing officer for a global not-for-profit service
organization headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Born into a family already seasoned with age and older children, Mosby-
Williams introduces readers to her life in an honest and sometimes humorous coming
of age story. In childhood she was prepared for life’s twists and turns, including
mortality between her parents when both faced battles with cancer.
As a somewhat rebellious teenager,Mosby-Williams highlights the various tests
of discipline, respect and focus demanded from John Oliver Mosby, Sr., her retired
father and her mother, the late Indiana State Senator Carolyn Brown Mosby, whose
workaholic background passed down to her daughter. “Unflappable” also reveals
the benefits and the angst of Mosby-Williams sometimes living in her mother’s
shadow and fighting to become her own person.
Along with her strengths, “Unflappable” also follows Mosby-Williams’ own
challenges and opportunities, including working with notable individuals such as
the late Rev. Charles Williams (no relation), president of Indiana Black Expo, Inc.,
a man that Mosby-Williams called mentor and friend.With exposure to media,
celebrity and corporate America, Mosby-Williams expresses how she unknowingly
built a wall of protection around her until an outsider tells her that her foundation
is crumbling. Readers will go on the journey and learn of the necessary decisions
that will change her life and allow her to rebuild.
The journey will also include a look inside the family’s
connections with Black and American history over the generations
C
hildren always seem to have an idea as to what they
want to be when they grow up. However, in the case of
Carolyn Elizabeth Mosby-Williams, her destiny was
developing right before her very eyes, even though she did not
see it until she grew up.
“Unflappable”, documents the first 40 years in the life of Gary, Indiana native
Carolyn E. Mosby-Williams, a veteran public relations and marketing professional
who is currently the chief marketing officer for a global not-for-profit service
organization headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Born into a family already seasoned with age and older children, Mosby-
Williams introduces readers to her life in an honest and sometimes humorous coming
of age story. In childhood she was prepared for life’s twists and turns, including
mortality between her parents when both faced battles with cancer.
As a somewhat rebellious teenager,Mosby-Williams highlights the various tests
of discipline, respect and focus demanded from John Oliver Mosby, Sr., her retired
father and her mother, the late Indiana State Senator Carolyn Brown Mosby, whose
workaholic background passed down to her daughter. “Unflappable” also reveals
the benefits and the angst of Mosby-Williams sometimes living in her mother’s
shadow and fighting to become her own person.
Along with her strengths, “Unflappable” also follows Mosby-Williams’ own
challenges and opportunities, including working with notable individuals such as
the late Rev. Charles Williams (no relation), president of Indiana Black Expo, Inc.,
a man that Mosby-Williams called mentor and friend.With exposure to media,
celebrity and corporate America, Mosby-Williams expresses how she unknowingly
built a wall of protection around her until an outsider tells her that her foundation
is crumbling. Readers will go on the journey and learn of the necessary decisions
that will change her life and allow her to rebuild.
The journey will also include a look inside the family’s
connections with Black and American history over the generations.
her destiny
“Unflappable”, documents the first 40 years in the life of Gary, Indiana native Carolyn E.
Mosby-Williams, a veteran public relations and marketing professional who is currently the chief
marketing officer for a global not-for-profit service organization headquartered in Indianapolis,
Indiana.
Born into a family already seasoned with age and older children, Mosby- Williams introduces readers
to her life in an honest and sometimes humorous com- ing of age story. In childhood she was
prepared for life’s twists and turns, including mortality between her parents when both faced
battles with cancer.
As a somewhat rebellious teenager, Mosby-Williams highlights the various tests of discipline,
respect and focus demanded from John Oliver Mosby, Sr., her retired father and her mother, the late
Indiana State Senator Carolyn Brown Mosby, whose workaholic background passed down to her daughter.
“Unflappable” also reveals the benefits and the angst of Mosby-Williams sometimes living in her
mother’s shadow and fighting to become her own person.
Along with her strengths, “Unflappable” also follows Mosby-Williams’ own challenges and
opportunities, including working with notable individuals such as the late Rev. Charles Williams
(no relation), president of Indiana Black Expo, Inc., a man that Mosby-Williams called mentor and
friend. With exposure to media, celebrity and corporate America, Mosby-Williams expresses how she
unknowingly
built a wall of protection around her until an outsider tells her that her foundation is crumbling.
Readers will go on the journey and learn of the necessary decisions that will change her life and
allow her to rebuild.
Children always seem to have an idea as to what they want to be wen they grow up. However, in the case of Carolyn Elizabeth Mosby-Williams, her destiny was developing right before her very eyes, even though she did not see it until she grew up.
"Unflappable", documents the first 40 years in the life of Gary, Indiana native Carolyn E. Mosby-Williams, a veteran public relations and marketing professional who is currently the chief marketing officer for a global not-for-profit service organization headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Born into a family already seasoned with age and older children, Mosby- Williams introduces readers to her life in an honest and sometimes humorous com- ing of age story. In childhood she was prepared for life’s twists and turns, including mortality between her parents when both faced battles with cancer.
As a somewhat rebellious teenager, Mosby-Williams highlights the various tests of discipline, respect and focus demanded from John Oliver Mosby, Sr., her retired father and her mother, the late Indiana State Senator Carolyn Brown Mosby, whose workaholic background passed down to her daughter. "Unflappable" also reveals the benefits and the angst of Mosby-Williams sometimes living in her mother’s shadow and fighting to become her own person.
Along with her strengths, "Unflappable" also follows Mosby-Williams’ own challenges and opportunities, including working with notable individuals such as the late Rev. Charles Williams (no relation), president of Indiana Black Expo, Inc., a man that Mosby-Williams called mentor and friend. With exposure to media, celebrity and corporate America, Mosby-Williams expresses how she unknowingly built a wall of protection around her until an outsider tells her that her foundation is crumbling. Readers will go on the journey and learn of the necessary decisions that will change her life and allow her to rebuild.
The journey will also include a look inside the family's connections with Black and American history over the generations.
