The call for board diversity
by Susan Shultz |
The UAT awarded the Honorary Doctorate to Marvin Perry, President of the Black Board of Directors Project, on Saturday, April 28, 2007 during the university commencement.
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.
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Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Names BBOD Project Member
‘AZ Finest’
(Phoenix) Shehara Smallwood, a financial professional, has been named by Cystic Fibrosis Foundation as one of AZ Finest. This honor has been bestowed upon her in recognition of her outstanding contributions to society. She is one of 13 people selected for this award.
The recipients must be unmarried and exemplary volunteers in the community. Smallwood is on the Advisory Board of Phoenix Conservatory of Music, a member of Black Board of Directors Project, Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, American Business Women’s Association and Greater Phoenix Black Chamber of Commerce. She is active in her church, Faith Christian Center.
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Shehara Smallwood |
She has also volunteered for Junior Achievement and the National Endowment for Financial Literacy.
A native of Columbus, Ohio, she earned a BS in electrical and computer engineering from Ohio State University.
She is holding a benefit for CF on Thursday, June 2, 6pm to 8pm at Tommy Bahama at Kierland Commons. For additional information visit www.mixerforthecure.eventbrite.com.
Also on Saturday, June 11, she is holding a benefit at Carver Museum. For information, email: shehara.smallwood@gmail.com.
The Black Board of Directors Project, a 27 year old advanced leadership organization that has made over 2,000 placements of its members and alumni on various private nonprofit, governmental and corporate boards. Throughout the year the organization holds 10 or more events.
Phoenix Business Journal Names BBOD Project Member
Donvishon Bradley a Leader Under 40
(Phoenix) Donvishon Bradley, a clinical recruiter, Banner Good Samaritan, has been selected by the Phoenix Business Journal as one of 40 Leaders under 40 in the Valley.
He earned a BS in human resources from University of Phoenix and previously attended Jackson State University. Hs is active in civic and professional affairs, Bradley serves on the board of Valley Youth Theatre and serves on the diversity-professional advisory committee at Jobing.com. Also, he has volunteered with Junior Achievement.
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Donvishon Bradley |
Bradley is a native of San Jose, California and resides in Phoenix. He is a member of the Black Board of Directors Project, a 27 year old advanced leadership organization that has made over 2,000 placements of its members and alumni on various private nonprofit, governmental and corporate boards. Throughout the year the organization holds 10 or more events.
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Ronald L. Barnes Receives the
Lincoln J. Ragsdale
Outstanding
Director Award
Carol A. Henry
Selected For
BBOD Project Dr. Charles R. Campbell Award
Annual Dinners
List of Keynote Speakers - 25 years of Class and Substance
Photos
2007 Annual Dinner
2006 Annual Dinner
2005 Annual Dinner
Partial list of BBOD Project Alumni
Ed Beasley
Patricia Bennett, DVM
Adriane M. Brown
Dominique K. Brown
F. David Egbero
Kenny Harris
Mernoy Harrison
Dana Jamison, M.D.
Evon Jones
Carl Landrum
Gordon Lewis
Denise Meridith
Cathy Clardy Patterson
Marshall Porter
Judge Maurice Portley
Judith Register
Toni Stockton, M.D.
Hon. Phil Westbrooks
Kimulet Winzer
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