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| − | '''Suzon Awbrey''' is co-founder of [[Sticky Fingerz]] Rock | + | '''Suzon Awbrey''' is co-founder of [[Sticky Fingerz]] Rock ‘n’ Roll Chicken Shack in the historic downtown [[Little Rock River Market]]. Awbrey was born in 1974 in Jacksonville, Arkansas and graduated from Jacksonville High School in 1992. After high school she earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing and management from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville in 1996. After college she remained in Fayetteville were she held positions such as managing a club, bartending, and special events coordinator of a catering company. In 2000 she came to Little Rock to establish Sticky Fingerz with partner [[Chris King]], which opened in June. |
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| + | Six years after the opening of Sticky Fingerz, the owners established [[Rumba Mexi-Cuban Kitchen]] and the [[Revolution Room]], which are also on [[President Clinton Avenue]] in downtown Little Rock. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:52, 26 January 2010
Suzon Awbrey is co-founder of Sticky Fingerz Rock ‘n’ Roll Chicken Shack in the historic downtown Little Rock River Market. Awbrey was born in 1974 in Jacksonville, Arkansas and graduated from Jacksonville High School in 1992. After high school she earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing and management from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville in 1996. After college she remained in Fayetteville were she held positions such as managing a club, bartending, and special events coordinator of a catering company. In 2000 she came to Little Rock to establish Sticky Fingerz with partner Chris King, which opened in June.
Six years after the opening of Sticky Fingerz, the owners established Rumba Mexi-Cuban Kitchen and the Revolution Room, which are also on President Clinton Avenue in downtown Little Rock.
