FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

LONDON, U.K (January 05, 2015): – Baylor International Champions Worldwide – TV has named Krystal Cyrus the 2014 Intern of the Year. Cyrus was chosen from among a group of 13 people selected from over 200 talented Grenadians to participate in a year-long media, creative and performing arts program in Grenada, West Indies which commenced January 2014.

Eighteen year old Krystal, who was the youngest of the finalists ranging from ages 17-28, was born in Canada but grew up in the Caribbean on the beautiful island of Grenada. She is the daughter of Joanne Cyrus,a student of Marine Biology and avid writer. Krystal had always dreamed of becoming a published author, and that is exactly what she told BaylorIC Worldwide-TV when she turned up for auditions at the Grenada National Casting Call held on November 23, 2013 at the Grenada Trade Center in Grand Anse, St. George.

BaylorIC Worldwide-TV is an online independent entertainment television and media outlet which focuses on presenting progressive, positive, and innovative programming bringing the world closer to you. The goal of BaylorIC Worldwide-TV is to create “Champions Among Champions,” and the aim of the Media, Creative, and Performing Arts Internship Program is to provide a platform to allow for the educational and talent development of young adults, while offering an avenue for talented individuals to practically fulfill their dreams and passions in media, the creative, and performing arts.

“Nobody’s born a great talent. Time, hard work, and dedication are the essence of any champion.” Says Ingram Jones, General Manager for BaylorIC Worldwide-TV.

He acknowledged that no one makes it to the top alone.“There are many others who offer their support and encouragement along the wayand are very important drivers of success.”

BaylorICWorldwide-TV is grateful and extremely appreciative of the educational coordinators and Peer Mentors who gave their invaluable time and support to the 2014 Media, Creative, and Performing Arts Internship Program held in Grenada, West Indies.

The Educational Coordinators were DR. Larry Muhammad, U.S.A., Chairperson and Co-Founder of Education Learning Ideas & Assistance Services; Ka’Ramuu Kush, U.S.A., Award Winning Writer/Director/Producer and Lecturer/Professor –Howard University;Angela Rahman, U.K., CEO/Publisher of Nubia Magazine; Judith Jacobs, U.K., British Actress; Sandra James, Grenada, Community Liaison; and Chris Lovett, U.S.A., Founder and Publisher of Lovett Publishing House.

The Peer Mentors included Lynzi Gaiter, U.S.A., psychology student; Aaron Bailey, U.S.A., Youth Minister & Social Science Student. For more details visit http://www.amazon.com/Enigmatics-Krystal-Cyrus/dp/0991644468/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419956658&sr=8-1&keywords=enigmatics+krystal

Contact:
Ingram Jones,
07770356503

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