B! Noticed Public Relations identifies the specific needs of each client so they can easily connect with their target audience. Our business is helping you promote yours, and we are here to ensure your successful future. Bev Moser, a well-respected industry veteran for over 24 years, has worked with a wide array of Nashville’s well-known artists and events. Her firm, B! Noticed Public Relations & Artist Management offers a wide range of professional public relations services. These services enable her to create an individual package that best suits clients' needs. She identifies each client's specific needs to connect with their target audience. Her goal in business is to help clients promote a successful future. Her current roster includes Grand Ole Opry member Jeannie Seely, Grammy Winning artist David Ball, Kentucky Music Hall of Fame member Exile, as well as Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame member Kent Blazy, Buddy Jewell, E! Entertainment’s Megan Alexander, Allie Colleen, and other artists and entities including recording labels Country Rewind Records and Hindsight Records. In 2019 Ms. Moser gathered together more than 28 Major Label artists from the 90’s era to participate in a fundraising effort to raise awareness for the American Cancer Society and benefit Music Health Alliance and Grammy-winning artist John Berry who was diagnosed with throat cancer. The benefit exceeded $350K. She has also worked vigorously with Grammy-winning and 57-year member of the Grand Ole Opry, Jeannie Seely in producing shows such as the Dottie West Birthday Bash and Santa Paws to benefit the musicians union as well as local humane and animal shelters over the last five years. In addition to her professional accomplishments, Bev Moser has been a key speaker for the music industry and continued education sessions, interviewed for her success as a sole proprietor and small business owner, and participated as a professional businesswoman on panels for the music industry. She serves on the Nashville Chamber Music Industry Advisory Group and is a member of SOURCE, Country Music Association (CMA), Academy of Country Music (ACM), Americana Music Association (AMA), Gospel Music Association (GMA), and Nashville Association of Talent Directors (NATD), served on the Advisory Board at NOSSI College of Art and the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame Planning Committee. She is also a member of the Nashville, Donelson-Hermitage and Mount Juliet Chamber of Commerce. Ms. Moser was the proud recipient of many distinguished accolades during her role of Co-Chair for the Northeast Nebraska Relay For Life, was recognized as an outstanding active member and role model by the Norfolk Jaycees (Jr Chamber of Commerce) and continues to this day to be on the Board of Directors for the Wilson Central Quarterback Club and very involved in her community and support of youth sports activities. Moser honed her journalism and production management skills while representing online country music and social media outlet Digital Rodeo for nearly ten years. During her tenure, she grew the firm from an online news site to producing and promoting monthly artist showcases and a very successful week-long live multi-artist stage performance show during one of Nashville's prominent festivals. She is an energetic entrepreneur who continues to own and operate Moments by Moser Photography, an entity she started after moving to Nashville in 2000. She was one of a select few elite professionals to be called upon for major industry high-profile events and artists. Before her relocation to Music City, she worked for several years as an on-air radio personality and morning co-host for US92 in Nebraska. Over the span of her career, Ms. Moser has worked with a variety of music artists from all genres, including those at the beginning of their career to music icons, Hall-of-Fame inductees and Grand Ole Opry members, television and movie actors, NFL, NHL and MLB athletes, celebrities, book authors and many more. She considers herself fortunate to have been able to work in several different aspects of the music and entertainment industry during the last two decades and to people interested in pursuing a career in the entertainment business, she offers these words of wisdom: “My advice is to be flexible and willing to do whatever you have to do to find your place. There is not a magic instruction booklet for this ever-changing industry. Follow your heart and keep your dreams in front of you, and always treat others the way you would want them to treat you.”