About Us
It’s our job to imagine…
is an artist, designer, publisher, writer, illustrator, and printing technician with nearly fifteen years experience in the field. His designs have won regional, statewide, and national awards in medical advertising, newspaper ad campaigns, and yearbooks. He is also the publisher and art director for our premiere magazine, Business & Heritage Clarksville, which has already won accolades from both readers and advertisers. As a certified technical trainer and public speaker, he is often requested for training and on-site workshops.
David proudly grew up in Clarksville, Tennessee. In school he was the boy that always got called out for drawing in history class (but still loves history, go figure!). His first love has been the printing industry, where he hasn’t met a surface on which he couldn’t print. As art director, David will oversee or actively design every single project at Imagine Media Solutions. No matter what you can imagine, with David’s help, we can take it to a totally new level!
Christine Anne Piesyk, Editor Emeritus. has been in the news, printing, and publishing industry for more than forty years. Her editorial experience is literally the backbone of our effort with Business & Heritage Clarksville. Christine has also worked as a film and arts critic for 25 of those years, with her work appearing in print and radio. She has led workshops in public relations, creative writing and journalism, and public speaking. Christine holds a Bachelor’s Degree and an individualized Masters Degree from Goddard College in Vermont, with studies that include urban planning and development, health care and aging, business, and, of course, creative writing.
Over the course of her career, she has served as an editor in the areas of education, health, business, news, arts/leisure, government, city news and features. Her guidance will lead both publications into a level of expertise and professionalism that we’ll all be proud call our own.
Christine is now retired, and all of us at Imagine are grateful for her integral part in creating this company.
Originally from Charleston, South Carolina, Turner settled in Clarksville after retiring from the US Army at Fort Campbell. He has made Clarksville his home through community involvement, government watchdog advocacy and grassroots activism in various civic groups and activities. He has an appreciation for foreign languages, the arts, theater, computing, photography, jazz, travel and the Atlantic Ocean.
With a keen sense of self-empowerment and improvement, Turner looks forward to the ever-changing face of Clarksville’s economic fortunes. He is eager to see the community grow into its full potential as an economic dynamo with all elements of our community reaping the benefits that such growth can foster. New ventures and expanded ventures by established business community members advance the realization of Clarksville potential. With all players being welcomed to the table, Clarksville economic growth pie will be bountiful for all. We look forward to informing our readers of that advancement. Stay tuned.
