Shannon Doyle Bell

Shannon Doyle Bell is an Emmy-nominated television producer, communications strategist, and independent publisher whose career has been built around the power of storytelling. With more than 20 years of experience in television, film, podcasting, and digital media, she has produced and written for projects in both Los Angeles and Atlanta. Her work has included collaborations with major media organizations such as BET, OWN, Allen Media Group, and Hearst Media, where she developed a reputation for crafting compelling narratives that uplift women, BIPOC communities, and other underrepresented voices. In addition to her media work, Shannon is the founder, publisher, and editor of Upper Westside Atlanta Magazine, an independent hyper-local publication she launched to connect residents, businesses, nonprofits, and civic organizations across Atlanta’s Upper Westside. Through the magazine, she oversees operations, editorial strategy, hires writers, and produces stories that highlight the people and organizations making a difference in the community. She also serves as Communications Manager for Agape Youth & Family Center, where she leads strategic communications, media relations, and partnership development to advance the organization’s mission of supporting children and families. Shannon earned her bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communications from Kent State University, with a focus in electronic media production and a minor in sociology. She later completed certifications in the Business of Entertainment and Film and Television Industry Essentials through New York University Tisch School of the Arts. Beyond her professional work, Shannon is deeply committed to mentorship, nonprofit service, and community engagement through organizations such as Women in Film Atlanta, Park Pride Atlanta, and Atlanta Public Schools, reflecting her belief that storytelling can be a powerful tool for social impact and belonging.