Grammys Weekend Together with Musical Industrial Elite and Toyota Green Initiative

The 58th Annual Grammy Awards lead the industry elite to one brunch, organized by award winning producers Bryan-Michael Cox. This club presents guests with an eco training supported by the Toyota Green Initiative (TGI), on the programs focused in order to promote sustainability.

Toyota’s vice president for African-American Business Strategy, Jim Colon said:
“Aligning with Bryan-Michael Cox, who has demonstrated a commitment to sustainability through his innovative approach to music producing, seemed like a natural fit for us.”

Cox prefers to record music in environmentally responsible and sound spaces. He said, “I really believe in what Toyota is doing through the TGI program, so I wanted to take advantage of this opportunity to make my peers in the music industry aware and more conscious of sustainability as a whole.”

This action was grown by Toyota in 2008 called (TGI). Program provides as an motivation for the other world green initiatives. All towards preserve and protect the environment. Demonstrating in the communities setting, high profile football games, and conference basketball tournaments.
“Aligning with Bryan-Michael Cox, who has demonstrated a commitment to sustainability through his innovative approach to music producing, seemed like a natural fit for us,” says Toyota’s vice president for African-American Business Strategy, Jim Colon. Cox, who has been known to preferably record music in environmentally sound studios, felt the TGI brand would resonate well with his guests. “I really believe in what Toyota is doing through the TGI program, so I wanted to take advantage of this opportunity to make my peers in the music industry aware and more conscious of sustainability as a whole.”

This brunch has characteristic exclusive eco-friendly car service in the 2016 Toyota Prius V for special impact, mixed media art work from Los Angeles based artist, Duane Paul. Interviews will be broadcast by journalist Sharon Carpenter.

Bryan-Michael Cox has been long time the ambassador for the organization. Through personalized music and technology he brings program to people who suffer from degenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s and dementia. The name of the platform is “Music & Memory”. He also works on a mission to shift electronic waste from landfills.