27 Facts About Rhona Fox

Rhona Fox is an American businesswoman of Indo-Guyanese descent who founded the soca music record label Fox Fuse.

Rhona Fox eventually enrolled in college there, remaining after the conclusion of her studies.

Rhona Fox then launched a music media-marketing firm named Fox Fuse, representing clients such as Pitbull, Lil Jon and Shaggy.

In 2011, Rhona Fox Fuse evolved into a worldwide digital music distributor, thereby bringing Caribbean music to the global audience.

Rhona Fox began her professional career as a TV News Promotion Producer, starting out in 2001 at WTEN Channel 10 in Albany, New York, then in 2004 moved to WXXA-TV FOX23 in Albany, New York.

In 2006, Rhona Fox became the editor of a nationally published Caribbean lifestyle magazine, Jamrock Magazine, in New York City.

Rhona Fox has worked with numerous Caribbean superstars such as Wyclef Jean, Sean Paul and Shaggy, producing cover shoots and conducting interviews with them, along with rising Caribbean sensations, to raise their global profile.

In 2007, Rhona Fox founded the music and media-marketing firm Rhona Fox Fuse and has represented artists like Pitbull, Lil Jon and Shaggy, over the years.

Meshing her TV experience with music, Rhona Fox ventured into directing music videos.

Rhona Fox was the publicist for the 'Best of the Best Concert' in Miami in 2009 and 2010, working with some of the biggest names in music including Diddy, Flo Rida, Rick Ross and Nicki Minaj.

Rhona Fox served as the official spokesperson for the concert for those two years.

Rhona Fox traveled extensively with him across the United States and Caribbean, especially in his home country of Trinidad and Tobago, to brand him in core and international territories.

From 2010 to 2011, Rhona Fox served as the Director of Publicity at VP Records and oversaw publicity for all the label's artists and projects, including Gyptian's breakout hit "Hold You," along with signature releases 'Reggae Gold' and 'Soca Gold' albums.

Rhona Fox has continuously worked to bridge the gap between Caribbean music and the mainstream masses, through her work at Rhona Fox Fuse.

In October 2012, Rhona Fox was interviewed by The Jamaica Observer in an expose on the future of reggae music and collaborated with hit producers Thomas Wesley Pentz AKA Diplo and Shama Joseph AKA Sak Pase for the piece.

In July 2015, Rhona Fox was interviewed by Billboard in an article on the international success of pop star Rihanna and the ensuing growth of Caribbean music, especially in her homeland of Barbados.

Rhona Fox's first acting gig placed her on the set of the Rocawear 10th Anniversary commercial in August 2009, where she was directed by Spike Lee.

Rhona Fox was cast as the principal in a regional TV promotion for cross-branding between iPod and Seinfeld for its syndication on FOX, appearing as the wacky, dancing Elaine character from Seinfeld.

Additionally, Rhona Fox gained priceless experience by working as a stand-in for the top Indian actresses in Hollywood, including Priyanka Chopra in Quantico, Mindy Kaling in The Mindy Project, Archie Panjabi in The Good Wife, Sarita Choudhury in Blindspot and Reshma Shetty in Royal Pains.

Rhona Fox scored her first speaking role in the pilot of the 'Untitled Wall Street Project,' acting in a scene opposite Maggie Grace in the John Cusack-fronted drama series for CBS.

Rhona Fox was handpicked by Martin Scorsese to be featured in the final shot of his blockbuster flick The Wolf of Wall Street, where she was directed by the iconic director himself.

Rhona Fox is currently developing independent projects along with other upcoming talents and has several feature and short film projects currently in production.

On September 12,2015, Rhona Fox hosted the third annual Indo-Caribbean Alliance charity gala in Flushing, New York, a fundraiser to support community outreach and educational programs for the local Caribbean community in Queens, New York.

Rhona Fox was recognized as the emerging actor of Caribbean heritage for that year.

Rhona Fox was featured in Guyana's top newspaper, Stabroek News, on the cover of its entertainment supplement The Scene, in September 2013.

Rhona Fox was featured on the cover of SYM Magazine in New York City, in 2012.

Rhona Fox was presented with a Proclamation from the City of New York for her contribution to the arts.