2007 Basketball Hall of Famer needs site redesign

We are a site promoting Harry Flournoy for public appearances and speaking events. We want to target all organizations (businesses/corporate, military, educational, athletics & youth groups), not just basketball enthusiasts. He is a recent recipient of the 2007 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, NCAA Basketball Champion 1966, Cover of Sports Illustrated, ESPY Awards Winner for the movie “Glory Road”. Our current site simple template provided by the web-host and it lacks anything fantastic or creative about it, so we're looking for something...fantastic and creative. Eye Catching. Your creativity would be appreciated.

Harry Flournoy, Empowerment Speaker & Leadership Strategist

Desired Color Scheme:
Open to ideas - colorful and creativity a BIG PLUS

Desired Style:
open

Accepted File Formats:
Standard Web Formats (.jpg, .gif or .png)

Keep in mind, he is currently a motivational speaker and makes event appearances. We would like to see something artsy or a rustic design. Maybe something that shows a basketball stadium or we would be open with ultra classy and/or exquisitely modern. We would like to see as many styles as possible to determine a direction. We want interested visitors to feel compelled to contact us. The page should be bright and reflect Mr. Flournoy’s maturity, so if you want to include young action figures, keep them small or to a minimum.

Referencing the movie Glory Road would be great as well as him on the cover of Sports Illustrated. He is a recipient of many awards and has been interviewed on several television and radio shows.

Awards include: NCAA Basketball Championship 1966, while at UTEP (Texas Western back then); ESPY Award Recipient for "Glory Road"; Basketball Hall of Fame Enshrinement 9/2007; on Cover of Sports Illustrated; Countless interviews and international speeches.

Currently his site is: http://www.harryflournoy.com where a template was used and not nearly as effective or attractive as we know designers here can produce. Another sample that was built could be seen at http://www.preipopicks.com. Perhaps browsing thru both websites and each link on the navigation bar to get ideas for a direction

Also, here is a link to some photos: http://www.harryflournoy.com/id19.htmlÂ