The Black Board
of Directors Project (BBODP), an advanced leadership
program, was started in Phoenix in 1984 to fill
the void of Blacks and others on various on
corporate, charitable and public policy-making
boards and commissions at the local, state and
national levels and other leadership positions.
In the organization's
26-year history, BBODP has placed over 2,000
Blacks
and others on various boards and commissions.
Congratulations to The Black Board
of Directors Project (BBODP) founder, Marvin Perry, on receiving an Honorary Doctorate from The University of Advancing Technology (UAT).
Marvin Perry,
Black Board
of Directors Project (BBODP) Founder
The UAT will award the Honorary Doctorate on Saturday, April 28, 2007 during the university commencement. Click below to get a map to the event.
Dr. Marvin Perry selected as a 2008 co-recipient of the
Arizona State Bar of Arizona's Award of Appreciation.
Click here to read the letter of congratulations to Marvin Perry, from ASU President, Michael Crow.
We are
recruiting for the 2010 class of the Project
and would appreciate you referring candidates
to us.
Self referral is OK.
