Background
Williams, Mikki Terry was born on July 4, 1943 in Bronx, New York, United States. Daughter of Louis Schwartzbaum and Bette (Rubinstein) Rawson.
Williams, Mikki Terry was born on July 4, 1943 in Bronx, New York, United States. Daughter of Louis Schwartzbaum and Bette (Rubinstein) Rawson.
Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, Ithaca College, 1965. Master of Business Administration in Hotel Management, University New Haven, 1987.
Instructor, various high schools, New York, Connecticut, 1965-1970;
choreographer, performer, various theaters, universities, New York, Connecticut, 1970-1976;
owner gourmet catering service, The Happy Cooker, New York, Connecticut, 1973-1979;
owner, A Dance Class, Westport, Connecticut, 1976-1987;
owner, The Body Firm, Fairfield, Connecticut, 1980-1987;
owner, Kisses Boutique, Westport, 1982-1984;
founder, The Mikki Williams Dancers, Westport, 1977-1987;
sales and marketing director, Sportsplex, Embassy Hall, Belgie Imports, since 1989. Director dance division University Bridgeport (Connecticut), 1977-1978. Seminar speaker, consultant Mikki Williams Unlimited, since 1984.
Program marketing manager Connecticut Public Broadcasting System. State representative International Dance Exercise Association, Connecticut, since 1985. Advisory board member Reebok, New England, since 1986.
Governing board Levitt Pavilion Performing Arts, Westport, since 1978.; mistress of ceremonies Leukemia Society, March of Dimes, Westport, Stamford, since 1980. Chairman Town of Westport 150th Birthday Celebration, 1985.
Member National Association of Female Executives, American Society Association Executives (convention management 1987), National Speaker's Association, American College Sports Medicine, Entrepreneural Women's Network (president since 1987), American Woman's Economic Development Corporation, Westport Chamber of Commerce, SACIA.
Daughter of Louis Schwartzbaum and Bette (Rubinstein) Rawson. m. Gabriel Michael Durishin, June 25, 1966 (deceased February 1973). 1 child, Jason Todd; married Anthony John Williams, June 4, 1977.