When the middle school students first arrived they were led upstairs where they met with Antoinette Woodland, who had worked at BET for 8 years, and was the designer and planner. She planned and organized what happened in BET, and whenever a building was to be changed she was the one to design it. From looking inside they could tell the building was huge and many people worked here. It seemed like a modern corporation from what the students saw. After meeting with Ms. Woodland, the students ate a delicious meal and met the Vice President of Corporate Operations. This man’s name was Carey M. Manhertz, and his job was very important.

If Mr. Manhertz doesn’t do his job, BET would fall apart. He and the COO would get fired. His job, by the way, was to make sure that operations within the company were going good and that people were working and doing what they were supposed to be doing. He also had to report to the COO about what was going on. After the middle school students had settled down, Mr. Manhertz led them down to a different floor. Mr. Manhertz led them to the office of an editor, who had waited for many hours to see them. The middle school students found out that his name was Mr. Andre Joyner. He told them what kind of software and material he was working with. He even showed the middle school a sneak peak, of what he would later present to other people. This sneak peak was an advertisement and an announcement to get people ready for new shows. Even Mr. Manhertz hadn’t seen it before.