In 1985, Pam Lewis left RCA (Radio Corporation of America) Records to start her own music industry public relations firm, Pam Lewis and Associates, later shortened to PLA Media. Lewis, a staunch preservationist, bought buildings at 1303 Sixteenth Avenue South in the 1990s and renovated them to become offices. This renovation awarded Lewis a Certificate of Merit from the Tennessee Historical Commission. Lewis’ first client was the now-superstar Garth Brooks in 1987. She also managed Trisha Yearwood (1964) in her early career, including during Yearwood's 1991 self-titled debut. Today, PLA Media works on campaigns and creative projects with artists, restaurants, charitable organizations, and museums.
PLA (Pam Lewis and Associates) Media
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In 1985, Pam Lewis left RCA (Radio Corporation of America) Records to start her own music industry public relations firm, Pam Lewis and Associates, later shortened to PLA Media. Lewis, a staunch preservationist, bought buildings at 1303 Sixteenth Avenue South in the 1990s and renovated them to become offices. This renovation awarded Lewis a Certificate of Merit from the Tennessee Historical Commission. Lewis’ first client was the now-superstar Garth Brooks in 1987. She also managed Trisha Yearwood (1964) in her early career, including during Yearwood's 1991 self-titled debut. Today, PLA Media works on campaigns and creative projects with artists, restaurants, charitable organizations, and museums.