Thursday,
March 18, 2010, Los Angeles, CA
17th Annual Economic Awards Dinner
Greater Los Angeles
African American Chamber of Commerce
ESP’s
Everett Glenn and Sonya Dukes, Senior VP and Director, Corporate
Supplier Diversity, Wells Fargo, Media Presentation Sponsor for
the Summit
ESP
President Everett Glenn joined actor Dorien Wilson of the series
The Parkers, California State Assembly Speaker Emeritus Karen Bass,
Congresswoman Diane Watson, California Assembly Member Steven C.
Bradford, Assistant Speaker pro Tempore Isadore Hall, III, State
Senator Curren D. Price, Jr., State Board of Equalization Vice Chair
Jerome E. Horton, Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas and 500 business
and corporate leaders from Bank of America, Wells Fargo Bank, Honda
Motor Co., Microsoft Corporation, Northrop Grumman Corporation,
Sempra Energy, Toyota Motor Sales, Turner Construction Company and
Verizon.

Bob
Blake, President, Bob Blake Insurance, his lovely wife, Dr. Rosalyn
Blake, and GLAAACC Chairman Gene Hale
Founded
in 1991, the Greater Los Angeles African American Chamber of Commerce
(GLAAACC) advocates and promotes the economic growth and development
of African American businesses at the local, national and international
level. GLAAACC's efforts to enrich and empower the African American
business community

White
House representative, GLAAACC Chairman Gene Hale, and Master of
Ceremonies, actor Dorien Wilson
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through
the development of business opportunities, business alliances, community
outreach, educational opportunities and legislative advocacy. GLAAACC's
Annual Economic Awards Dinner was created to acknowledge those who
work towards the advancement of African American business enterprise.

Los
Angeles Chief of Police Charles Beck and Clifton Albright of Albright,
Yee & Schmit, Los Angeles
Each
year, individuals and companies are recognized for their commitment
to advocating for small business enterprise including the Banking
& Financial Institution Award, the Commercial Construction Company
Award, and the Corporation, Engineering Company, Government Agency,
Developer, Public Works Contractor and Utility Company of the Year
Awards.

California
State Assembly Speaker Pro Tem and Congressional candidate Karen
Bass and Yolanda Parker, CEO, KMS Software

ESP’s
Everett Glenn, Ricky Ivie of Ivie, McNeill & Wyatt, LA’s
largest Black law firm, and Jerome Horton, Vice Chair, California
State Board of Equalization

Maxine
Wilburn Ransom, President, Winmax Construction, and Charisse Bremond
Weaver, President/CEO, Brotherhood Crusade, share a moment at
the Summit with ESP’s Everett Glenn
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