Tori Bailey is General Manager of WZZA Radio, Muscle Shoals Broadcasting Co.; Owner and CEO of TCB Consulting Services, Inc.; Colbert County Commission Chair/Commissioner, District Four; President of NAACP Tri-County Branch; Chair of the W.C. Handy Festival; President of the Music Preservation Society, Inc.; Secretary of the City of Sheffield Redevelopment Authority; Board Member of the Inspiration Landing Authority; Vice President of Colbert Animal Services; Member of Alabama Democratic Conference. Over the years, she has served various other organizations and held positions such as Elected Member of the State Democratic Executive Committee, National President of the National Black Programmers Association (NBPC), Board Member of the Shoals Chamber of Commerce, Vice President of the Shoals Area MLK Jr. Committee, State Communications Chair of the Alabama NAACP; President of United Way of Northwest Alabama, etc. Her past professional experience includes: Marketing Consultant, LaFace, Tony Mercedes, and Ichiban Records, Atlanta, GA; Voice Over Talent, On Mic Productions, Atlanta, GA; Assistant Editor, The Edge Radio Trade Magazine, Atlanta, GA; Public Affairs Director for Beasley Broadcasting (WZFX-FM, and WYRU-AM) and Foxy 99 Morning Show Co-Host, Continuity Director, Production Manager, and Copy Editor at WZFX, Fayetteville, NC; Customer Service Representative at Arbitron Radio Ratings Company where she helped to create the first Black Consumer Study for that Fortune 500 company, Atlanta, GA; Legal Assistant/Paralegal/Office Manager, Johnson and Miller Gamble Law Firm, Atlanta, GA; and Legal assistant and paralegal for Potts & Young Law Firm in Florence, AL.She is a certified tutor for North Alabama Reading Aides. She engages in public speaking and has often served as moderator or panelist in music industry workshops. She hosts a daily news and public affairs program on WZZA Radio which is designed to increase public awareness. She uses her microphone to share updates related to educational, social, and health related issues, and political and economic empowerment. Tori is committed to the continuance of providing a voice for the community and considers radio to be her calling.