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Organization: On Wheels, Inc.
Date: January 10
Event: 14th Annual Urban Wheels Awards
Location: Detroit, MI
Description: The annual Urban Wheel Awards honor automotive companies, executives, suppliers, dealers, motorsports organizations and automotive advertisements that recognize the growing clout of multicultural consumers. To be considered, individual and organizational nominees must have furthered diversity in their employment practices and in the community through marketing, employment, public relations, manufacturing and/or corporate activities. Initiatives and goals toward achieving diversity in corporate, communications, supplier development, dealership development and/or manufacturing areas are evaluated. The multicultural market also must be incorporated in business planning, corporate culture and corporate giving.
 
 
Organization: Rainbow/PUSH
Date: January 13-15
Event: 13th Annual Wall Street Project Conference
Location: New York, NY
Description: The mission of the Wall Street Project is to challenge corporate America to end its multibillion-dollar trade deficit with minority vendors, consumers, and employees.

It is a continuation of the work of the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., which started when the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. appointed him to run the SCLC’s Operation Breadbasket in Chicago in the early 1960s.

The WSP uses the Breadbasket model of research, education, negotiation and reconciliation to promote inclusion, opportunity and economic growth by encouraging public and private industries to improve hiring and promotion practices; name more minorities to corporate boards; allocate more business to minority companies; and increase the amount of business minority firms conduct with each other.
 
 
Organization: National Newspaper Publishers Association
Date: January 20-23
Event: Mid Winter Conference
Location: Charlotte, NC
Description: The National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) represents the publishers of more than 200 African-American newspapers, leading shapers of public opinion in the top metro markets. The association focuses the African-American press on governmental and corporate affairs. As such, when controversies arise between the business community and minority workers or consumers, the African-American press often reports this news first.
 
 
Organization: United Negro College Fund
Date: January 23
Event: 31st Annual Evening of Stars
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Description: The 31st Anniversary of an Evening of Stars: A Tribute to Lionel Ritchie

An Evening of Stars is a tribute with a purpose. It’s about big talent coming together to help big dreams come true. Once every year, Hollywood’s biggest stars come out to support talented students with dreams of getting a college education. It’s a time when new artists join seasoned masters on one stage in a united effort to celebrate and support minority education. Truly a concert for a cause, An Evening of Stars benefits UNCF's historically black colleges and universities.

UNCF’s collaboration with singers, stage and screen actors, record producers, authors and professional athletes is legendary, making An Evening of Stars one of television’s most enduring annual specials.
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 


       
 

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