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The Georgia
Minority Supplier Development Council Hosts its 24th Annual Awards
Gala and Selects Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. as its Corporation of the
Year
The 2000 Award
Recipients
The Georgia Minority
Supplier Development Council, a regional member of the National Minority
Supplier Development Council, is committed to building strong
relationships between minority suppliers and major institutional buyers,
such as corporations, government agencies and educational institutions.
Each year, the GMSDC evaluates the contributions and performances of its
members and recognizes those that best reflect the values and mission of
the organization. Awards are given to the best corporate buyer, the strongest advocate for
minority business development, a corporate or
government member who best demonstrates a public commitment to minority
business development, the best minority suppliers, the best executive
among GMSDC corporate members, and the best corporate member. GMSDC
issued a total of six awards this year. The winners are shown below.
Pictured
above are the winners of the Georgia Minority Supplier Development
Councils 2000 Awards. Back row: William
Dahlberg, Former President, Southern Company, (Crystal
Award); James Lewis, President,
Don-Sie Contracting, Inc. (Supplier of the
Year Award-Class II), William Reynolds,
Buyer, Georgia Power, (Buyer of the
Year); and George Lottier, Executive
Director, GMSDC.
Front
Row: Andrea Schaffell, Vice President, Turner
Broadcasting, Inc. (Corporation of the
Year), Janice
Bryant-Howroyd, President and CEO, ACT 1 Personnel Services, (Supplier
of the Year-Class III); Roz
Lewis, Program Manager Corporate Supplier Diversity, Delta Air
Lines (Advocate of the Year);
Belinda Stubblefield, Vice President, Global Diversity,
Delta Air Lines (Executive of the Year
Award).
Award
Recipient not Shown: Michael Sanders, President,
Misha Distribution Group, (Supplier of the
Year Award-Class I).
Special
Thanks to Ly Glover of GMSDC for providing information for this
article.
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