Tag: Black women in leadership
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Discover the inspiring journey of Amanda Azubuike, the first Nigerian woman to attain Brigadier General rank in the US Army. Learn about her achievements and impact on future leaders.
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Kimberly Bizor Tolbert becomes Dallas’ first Black city manager, praised by business leaders for her leadership. She faces key challenges including public safety and homelessness.
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Explore the legacy of Rev. Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon, the first Black woman ordained in the Presbyterian Church, and her transformative work in faith and Womanist Theology.
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How Gabrielle Gambrell became the first Black woman and youngest marketing leader at Barnard College, breaking barriers in higher education and communications.
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Sandie Okoro makes history as the first female Chancellor of the University of Birmingham, bringing a wealth of experience from her roles at the World Bank Group and HSBC.
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- Howard Simmons, Among the First Black Photographers at the Chicago Sun-Times, Showcases His Iconic Work at Oak Park Public Library
- Derek Lewis Makes History as Largest Black Franchisee of Philly Pretzel Factory, Bringing Iconic Philly Flavors to Central Florida
- Charleston’s First Black Woman Police Captain Tonatte Mitchell Reflects on a Year of Leadership, Mentorship, and Community Impact
