Eugene DeLoatch and Tyrone Taborn were honored Tuesday for their exemplary service in promoting public understanding of science and engineering.
Ted Colbert is responsible for more than 6,500 IT and analytics employees of the world’s largest aerospace company.
Retired Navy Adm. Michelle Howard has been appointed to IBM Corporation’s board, effective March 1.
According to The HistoryMakers, David Steward and the Enterprise Holdings Foundation, hosted nearly 100 guests at a reception to help raise the profile of African American achievement in business.
Anthony Mitchell leads Booz Allen’s justice, homeland security, and transportation business, and has devoted countless hours to mentoring young engineers and people in the community.
Dr. Wendy Okolo’s career has taken flight at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the U.S. agency responsible for the civilian space program, as well as aeronautics and aerospace research. She will receive Black Engineer’s Most Promising Engineer in Government Award this weekend at the BEYA STEM Conference in Washington D. C. Okolo is an … Continue reading “Dr. Wendy Okolo: The Most Promising Engineer in Government”
Joan Robinson-Berry, 2007 Black Engineer Career Achievement Award winner, has been selected for inclusion in Black Enterprise magazine’s high-ranking list.
Career Communications Group, Inc. supports the new rules for the 116th Congress released by Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Congressman James P. McGovern (D-MA), incoming chair of the House Committee on Rules.
Career Communications Group CEO Tyrone Taborn has been appointed to serve on the transition team of Baltimore County’s new County Executive John Olszewski, Jr., who took office on Monday, Dec 03. “We’re proud to have recruited a diverse coalition of thoughtful leaders from across the Baltimore region to lead our work groups and begin building … Continue reading “Baltimore County Exec appoints CCG’s CEO to Transition Team”
Melvin Greer, 2012 BEYA winner, was named “Artificial Intelligence Executive of the Year” at the Washington Exec Pinnacle Awards on Nov. 5.
