ATLANTA-The Atlanta Business League (ABL) honors 24 African American men who
are leading influencers, proven history-makers and contributors to the
greatness of the metro Atlanta community. The ABL unveiled its 2011 Men of
Influence (MOI) inductees with a reception and induction ceremony at the
Sheraton Hotel in downtown Atlanta.
Inductees are:
1. Neil Barclay, President & CEO, National Black Arts Festival
2. Cecil Bernard, Artist, Cecil Bernard Enterprises
3. Roger Bobb, President, Bobbcat Films
4. George Brown, Sr. Director of Food & Beverage , Hyatt Regency
Atlanta
5. John Bryant, CEO and Founder, Operation Hope
6. Rudolph H. Carn, Founder & CEO, National AIDS Education & Services
for Minorities
7. Mark Chastang, Chief Operating Officer, Grady Health System
8. Dwayne Crawford, Senior Vice President, 100 Black Men of America,
Inc.
9. Niles Harris, General Manager, Sheraton Atlanta Hotel
10. James “Mac” Hunter, Senior Partner, Morris Manning & Martin LLP
11. Tom Hutchinson, Founder/President/CEO, Confidential Security Agency,
Inc.
12. Larry Johnson, Presiding Officer, Board of Commissioners, DeKalb
County
13. John Kelley, Chairman, DeKalb Chamber
14. Alonzo Llorens, Chairman, Ron Clark Academy
15. Mitchell Martin, Owner/Partner, Martin, Harpes, Syphoe & Company
16. Curtis Martin II, President, Gate City Bar Association
17. Mark Massey, Clerk to the Commission, Fulton County Government
Center
18. Harold Mitchell, Sr. Chairman, Atlanta Technical College Foundation
19. Arthur Queen, President, National Association of Minority
Contractors
20. Lonnie Saboor, Chairman of the Board, Southwest Atlanta Youth
Business Organization
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