NAMS 8 Aide Spotlight:
Debra Lloyd
Debra bought her first offline business in 1993, launched her first website in 1996 selling packaged baking mixes derived from that same business and have never looked back. She’s an experienced web business owner and consultant who made a ‘career’ out of avoiding learning any HTML code whatsoever, so naturally, she became a huge WordPress fan and advocate in 2008 (when she sold a WP Premium Theme business for a client)!
Debra has worked and consulted on hundreds of websites across all sorts of business models and loves that there’s always some new tip, tool, technology to ‘get her head around’ if nothing else, it helps her keep up with her college student daughter 
She is a Brit by birth, lived in a few other places too, mostly been in the US since the 80′s but yes you’ll still hear her use funny phrases and terminology (can’t help it but feel free to ask for translations they’re always available – no charge) and if you stick around or come back form time to time, you’ll probably notice as she flits between two main bases of the UK & US as often as possible.
She loves to travel, cook, enjoy wine, good company, music and movies in no particular order, but likes it best when she can enjoy them all at the same time!
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What Debra loves about NAMS:
The thing that initially attracted me to NAMS is that it was a real workshop where I could get immediate hands on help with issues. With MyNAMS the value and impact goes so far beyond the live event, it has introduced me to invaluable resources for my own business and for my clients. Attending a NAMS live event gives you 3 solid days of total focus. Every time I come, I make new contacts, build stronger relationships and come away wondering how they will top it next time around but they always do.
