|  This
second edition of Who’s Who In Black Cleveland®
includes a foreword written by retired Congressman Louis Stokes,
brother of Cleveland's first African-American mayor, the late
Carl B. Stokes.
Cleveland's newly elected African-American
mayor, Frank G. Jackson, says, "Who's Who is an outstanding
resource for the African-American community here in Cleveland.
It will serve as a networking tool for businesses and individuals;
and it serves to recognize the contributions of those who
are working in our community to make Cleveland a better place
for African Americans."
There are over 320 key decision-makers
and influential African-American leaders featured in this
edition. Included are highlighted sections that feature Cleveland's
Most Influential, Corporate Brass, Community Leaders, Spiritual
Leaders, Entrepreneurs, and Media Professionals.
258 Pages.
ISBN# 0-9763069-7-2
Softback $24.95 |
 This
book is Cleveland’s “Ultimate Networking Guide”
in the African-American community. A first for the city, we
feature the best of Cleveland’s African-American history
and a selection of some of the area’s most interesting
leaders in the corporate, academic, medical and entertainment
professions. Contained within 288 pages are more than 300
biographies with accompanying photographs, highlighting the
city’s top civic and spiritual leaders, entrepreneurs,
professionals and achievers.
This edition also offers a special
tribute to Cleveland’s first African-American mayor,
Carl B. Stokes. Likewise, it illuminates some of Cleveland’s
notable legendary figures.
288 Pages.
ISBN# 0-9634579-0-5
Softback $24.95 |
Who’s Who In Black Cleveland® | The Fourth Edition Featuring a special tribute to Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs-Jones and a foreword written by Mayor Frank G. Jackson, the fourth edition of Who’s Who In Black Cleveland® highlights more than 400 influential and community-minded African Americans in Ohio’s largest metropolitan area, with a dedicated focus on Greater Cleveland’s academic leaders. This coffee table-quality publication is an essential tool for collectors, educators and networking professionals alike.
The
third edition of Who’s Who In Black Cleveland®
is a continuation of this Great Lakes city’s historical
and current leadership. It highlights the people who help
to shape the political, cultural, economic and educational
landscape. Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones wrote the
foreword, and this year’s edition pays a special tribute
to spiritual and civil rights leaders Rev. Dr. Otis and
Edwina Moss. The book highlights individuals whose exemplary
leadership and fortitude in the community provides the mo
