Tag: Black women in leadership
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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.
Recent Posts
- Amy Sherald Becomes the First Black Contemporary Artist with a Solo Show at the National Portrait Gallery: “American Sublime” Exhibition Begins Touring
- Paula Whittle: How the First Black Woman to Found an International Fashion Week Overcame Adversity to Lead ATLFW for 17 Years
- The Historic Moment In 1987 When Boxer Thomas “Hit Man” Hearns Became The First Black Man To Win Boxing Titles In Five Different Weight Classes
- How Walter Moses Burton Made History as America’s First Black Sheriff in 1869 and Championed Black Education in Texas Politics
- Harrel G. Tillman: Meet Texas’ First Black Judge Who Balanced Law, Ministry, and a Career in Acting and Broadcasting
