Скачать или смотреть The Trailblazer Awards 2019 Recap

The choice of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum was purposeful. EU's use of black owned venues generate energy with the culture according to Daniels. ugh One Kansas City Radio on a media collaboration.Bishop M Wooten Servant Leadership Award for his creation of locally renown Neighborhood Outreach Center, two charter schools and a local church which contains and supports over 45 outreach ministries.

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Commissioner Maida J. Coleman previously served as State Representative and Senator for St. Louis. She was honored for her legislation to protect children from lead poisoning. She is most revered for her work in the Hot Weather Law. She also regularly moderates and speaks at numerous community and energy regulatory events nationally and internationally.

Carol Daniel received the Excellence in Media Pioneer Award. She is an award winning columnist who was honored twice with the National Newspaper Association awards for her column, "Carol's Journal." which ran for nearly 10 years in the St. Louis American Newspaper. She's been given accolades from multiple platforms through the decades.

Betsy Helgager Hughes received the Business Leadership Pioneer Award. She's the President/CEO of BLH Consulting, Inc. Before starting BLH she spearheaded the global public relations industry's first dedicated, in-house team to focus on the African-American consumer, Ketchum PR's African-American Markets Group.



Pastor Jahvelle Rhone received the Pioneer Musical Excellence Award for his contributions to the music world through his talent on the saxophone. He was born and raised in Kansas City, MO and discovered his love for music early according to his childhood music memories of dancing and playing instruments with his father and brothers in the basement. He's shared the platform of ministry and music with numerous Gospel Recording Artists.

Bill Coe received the Pioneering Agricultural Excellence Award for his intricate role in social civic involvement and teaching entrepreneurship to emerging leaders seeking to explore future opportunities in agriculture. He's the CEO and Director of Green Acres Urban Farm and Research. He's committed to building one of the largest sustainable Energy Aquaponics Bio Parks in the county.

Esmeralda Lola received the Pioneering Fashion Excellence Award. She's a native Kansas City fashion designer who started her career at the age of 10. She received her calling after prayer and research to create Kyrie Eleison Couture.

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Toyota was a corporate sponsor and also received the Pioneering Diversity & Inclusion Award. They openly believe in equality, respect and all-inclusive treatment for all people. They're committed to making the workplace, marketplace, society and the world a better place for everyone.

Carl Price received the Bridge Builders Award as well as being the Surprise Honoree People's Choice. He's the founder and owner of Financial Aid Consulting Tutoring Service (FACTS) and has been dedicated in helping students and adults in their quest of educational pursuits.

Vera Price received the Pioneering Leadership Impact Award. She's the co-owner of the Peachtree restaurant in the city to share great soul food recipes past down from generations.

Mr. Pat Clarke received the My Brothers' Keeper Award. He was recognized as a voice and community activist for young black males in Kansas City, MO. Clarke worked hard to clean up a park and make it a safe space for midnight basketball and other programs. He spearheaded the park project which went on to be named after him.

Negro League Baseball Museum received the Iconic Cultural Landmark Award for the creation of the museum . The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum was founded in 1990 by a group of former Negro league baseball players, including Kansas City Monarchs outfielder, Alfred Surratt Buck O'Neil, Larry Lester and Horace Peterson according to Wiki. In 1997, the museum located to 1616 18th vine Kansas City, MO. The founders looked to build with the Historic 18th & Vine Jazz District. The NLBM operates two blocks from the Paseo YMCA where Andrew “Rube” Foster established the Negro National League in 1920