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Ten Chimneys Foundation presents 2018 Master Teacher, Stephen McKinley Henderson
The 2019 Black Excellence Awards committee is please to announce their 2019 keynote speaker, Steven Weddle
On Friday, July 20, 2018, Ten Chimneys Foundation hosted a "Conversation with actor Stephen McKinley Henderson," at their historic landmark estate in Waukesha, WI. Henderson is a star of stage, screen and television and was the 2018 Master Teacher for the nationally acclaimed Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship program at Ten Chimneys. Since its inception in 2009, the program has brought the Photo by Yvonne Kemp nation's top regional theatre actors to Ten Chimneys to work with the world-renowned Master Teacher. During the evening event, Henderson took questions from the audience, and shared stories of his experience as an actor. Pictured at the event are (from left) 2018 Master Teacher Stephen McKinley Henderson; and Ten Chimneys Foundation President, CEO and event MC Randy Bryant.
The 34th Annual Black Excellence Awards committee is proud to announce Steven Weddle as its 2019 keynote speaker. Weddle, is managing director, and the head of the NAI East Team in the Asset Management Division for J.P. Morgan. He is also a member of the North America Institutional Management Committee. An employee since 2007, Steven is responsible for serving the investment needs of institutional investors, including corporate and public retirement plans, endowments and foundations with a focus on the Northeast region. Prior to his current role, he was Client Portfolio Manager for Global Real As-
A virtuous woman: Mary Tunya Meredith-Bullock celebrates a grand 75th birthday
Milwaukee Urban League kicks off 'Brown Bag Lunch Series'
Steven Weddle sets, responsible for advising clients on the opportunities and risks associated primarily with infrastructure and global maritime investing. (Continued on pg. 2)
On Thursday, July 19, 2018, the Milwaukee Urban League (MUL) hosted the first of its new "Brown Bag On Sunday, July 22, 2018, Mary Tunya Meredith-Bullock celebrated her Lunch Series" at their offices at 435 West North Ave75th birthday at the Wisconsin Country Club, 6200 West Good Hope Road. nue. The series is a monthly discussion on issues facing Mrs. Bullock was joined by her family, friends, Eta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., our community. Attendees are welcome to bring their sisters, and New Covenant Baptist Church family. Attendees were asked to own lunch and spend an hour learning to expand their wear purple and white and were treated to dinner, a slide presentation, music, horizons through engaging dialogue. The first topic for dancing, stories of Mary the series was " Bridging Employers with Job Seekers," throughout her life, and which was presented by YWCA-Racial Justice Commua comedy performance nity Engagement Manager Jamaal E. Smith(upper phoby comedian Marlin Hill. to). Preregistration is required for the event. For more Pictured at the birthday information on this program, please contact the Milparty are (upper photo) waukee Urban League at (414) 374-5850. Mary and her family and Photo by Kim Robinson
friends; and (inset photo, from left) Mary Tunya Meredith-Bullock and her husband and escort for the evening, Mason V. Bullock.
"Happy Birthday, Mary!"
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