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WHO'S WHO IN BLACK ST. LOUIS® PUBLICATIONS |
| Who's
Who In Black St. Louis® | The Third
Edition |
 A
special tribute to the late Katherine Dunham, choreographer,
dancer and humanitarian, and a foreword by Cheryl D. Polk,
executive vice president of United Way, invites readers to
learn more about America’s Gateway city. Other sections
include, St. Louis’ Interesting Personalities, St. Louis
Voices, Most Influential, Corporate Brass, Community Leaders,
Entrepreneurs, Youth Achievers and much more.
Obtain your copy of St. Louis's most sought-after
networking guide.
272 Pages.
ISBN# 1-933879-08-4 $24.95 ISBN#
1-933879-09-2 $50.00
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| Who's
Who In Black St. Louis™ | The 2006 Edition |
Who's
Who In Black St. Louis™
| The 2004-2005 Edition |
 This
edition of Who's Who In Black St. Louis™ offers a
special tribute highlighting the local and national accomplishments
of civil rights attorney, Frankie Muse Freeman. Further,
readers will enjoy a variety of biographical sketches and
feature stories about African Americans working and living
in the great city of St. Louis, Missouri.
Sections include Profiles of Success, Most Influential,
Corporate Brass and Community Leaders, to name a few. Additionally
Who’s Who In Black St. Louis™
spanned the community to salute St. Louis educators and
the Missouri State Highway Patrol. 300 Pages.
ISBN# 0-97630696-
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 St.
Louis joined the Who’s Who Publishing family in 2004
and this inaugural edition has enjoyed much success. With
more than 310 biographies and pictures, the city of St.
Louis is highlighted in a fashion that speaks loudly of
its African-American community.
St. Louis’ “Premier Networking Guide”
gives readers a personal view into the accomplishments represented
by hundreds of corporate executives, business owners, athletes,
academicians and civic and community leaders. This is a
great resource for students, college graduates, and business-minded
professionals looking to advance their network.
272 Pages
ISBN - 0-9634579-0-X
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