delancyhill Attorney Among Legacy Magazine’s 50 Most Powerful African-Americans in South Florida
Miami, Fla. – April 18, 2013 – Legacy Magazine and Publisher Dexter Bridgeman will salute 50 of South Florida’s most powerful Black businessmen and women May 17th and 18th during a specially crafted ‘staycation’ weekend networking getaway at the Bonaventure Resort & Spa in Weston Florida. Among the honorees, Legacy Magazine will recognize delancyhill attorney, Marlon A. Hill.
For the past 10 years Legacy Magazine has been honoring the achievements of South Florida Blacks in various forms. ’40 Under 40 Leaders of Today and Tomorrow’, “Top 25 most successful Black Women”, ‘Black History Month Honors’, and Legacy’s ’50 Most Powerful’ are just a few of the annual events.
“The idea for the weekend is to allow these “affluencers” a chance to be honored in a unique fashion…with a little rest and relaxation with like-minded and similarly accomplished colleagues. At the same time, it gives aspiring businesspeople a chance to connect and network with Legacy’s Top 50 in a casual environment”, noted Dexter Bridgeman, Founder/Publisher of Legacy Magazine.
To name a few, this year’s honorees include T. Willard Fair, President of the Urban League of Greater Miami, Damita Salters, Vice President and Consumer Market Manager for Bank of America, Stacey Oddman, Chief of Family Medicine at Holy Cross Hospital, Bill Diggs, President & CEO Miami Dade Chamber of Commerce, Franklin Adderly, Fort Lauderdale Police Chief, Brodes Hartley, CEO Community Health of South Florida and Denise Barrett Johnson, Principal at Phyllis Wheatley Elementary School and Miami Dade County Public Schools 2013 Vice Principal of the Year. Corporations to be honored include Publix for Corporation of the Year and OIC of South Florida as “Community Organization of the Year”.
For more information and updates, visit www.legacy-mag.com/legacypowerweekend.
About Legacy Magazine and Miami Media Group:
Established in 2004, Legacy Magazine is a news/business publication serving South Florida’s black professional community with insightful articles and information on business, careers, politics, lifestyle, education, culture and social commentary. Through a distribution partnership with the Miami Herald and the Palm Beach Post Legacy has a tri-county readership of 1,500,000 and publishes bi-monthly.
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