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D ANNY J. B AKEWELL , S R . CHAIRMAN/CEO Bakewell Media/LA Sentinel/Taste of Soul Welcome Honorees, Sponsors and Friends of our Community to the first Annual Celebration of Black Women. Bakewell Media and the LA Sentinel are proud to present ‘Power, Leadership and Influence of the Black Woman’ honoring Congresswoman Maxine Waters, Tina Perry, President of OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network, Yvonne Brathwaite-Burke, Retired LA County Supervisor, “Sweet Alice” Harris, Founder and Executive Director of Par- ents of Watts and Tammy Tumbling, Director of Government Relations for Southern California Edison. Special thanks to my good friend Congresswoman Maxine Waters who has taken time from her very busy sched- ule to come out this evening and share in our inaugural event. I must also give a special Thank You to our Chair, Pamela Bakewell, EVP/COO of Bakewell Media/LA Sentinel, Co-Chairs, Pat Harvey, CBS2/KCAL9 News An- chor and Sheryl Underwood, CBS the Talk (also Moderators for the evening) and Cheryl Grace, SVP, Nielsen. It is with great pride that we present to you The Power, Leadership and Influence of the Black Woman. My motivation for creating this powerful event has been two fold. My personal experience of working with each of these incredible women and recognizing along the way their strength and dignity in advocating tirelessly for the HONORING advancement of our people and because Black women have played an indelible role in my life. Starting from my INFLUENTIAL mother (Marybell Bakewell) my grandmothers, The Love of my life, my life partner and wife, Aline Bakewell, my AFRICAN AMERICAN daughters Brandi and Sabriya and granddaughters , my sister and my nieces. All who are women of strength and WOMEN dignity who in their own right and who work tirelessly and courageously to make the role of Black women more IN CELEBRATION respected and influential everyday. A special acknowledgement to my sister and tonights event Chair, Pam, who OF BLACK HISTORY has been my back bone in taking the lead in making tonight’s event a huge success and for working to make The AND WOMEN’S Power, Leadership and Influence of the Black Woman an annual event. HISTORY MONTHS The Power, Leadership & Influence of the Black Woman is the right event at the right time in our community, our city, our state and our country. Black Women have played such an instrumental part in the fabric of our community and certainly in my life. Taking time out to honor these women is not only fitting, but necessary. Each of tonight’s honorees has dedicated their lives towards the goal of making life better for Black people both here in Los Angeles as well throughout this nation. Tonight, we gather together to honor Outstanding Women who are carrying the mantel of leadership in politics, business, entertainment, community advocacy and public service. Each of these women are bold, brilliant, beau- tiful and quietly work daily for the betterment of our community. They are a driving force within their chosen professions and use their Power, their Leadership Skills and Influence for the betterment of our people. Our Awards are named after five Black Women Legends who blazed trails and broke down barriers, whether it was behind the scenes or on the front lines, these courageous women fought for the rights of their communities. The dynamic women who paved the way for us all and stood by my side (ALWAYS) to make a difference in the lives of Black people. Each of tonight’s honorees are being presented with an award named after one of these dynamic women who paved the way for us all – Brenda Marsh-Mitchell, my long-time confidant and Personal Assistant for over 45 years, the President of Mothers In Action and Taste of Soul. Johnnie Tillmon, Pioneer and Activist for Welfare Rights and Founder of Aid to Needy Children (ANC). Mary B. Henry, Civil Rights Activist and Executive Director of Avalon Carver for over 30 years. Lillian Mobley, Community Activist, known as the Community Mother who worked for justice and resources in the South Central and Watts neighborhoods and Superior Court Judge Vaino Spencer, who founded the National Association of Women Judges and worked per- sonally with me (as did all of these women) to speak to employees in the City about the importance of contribut- ing to their own communities by signing up for payroll deduction through the Brotherhood Crusade. We hope you enjoy this evening as we focus on Black Women, who bring us life and who are always working to improve the quality of our lives. Danny J. Bakewell, Sr. 2 CH AIR & CO-CHAIRS CHAIR P AMELA A. B AKEWELL EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Bakewell Media/ LA Sentinel/Taste of Soul CO-CHAIRS P AT H ARVEY S H ERYL U N D ERW ood C H ERYL G RAC E CBS2 / KCAL9 CBS THE TALK SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT/ U.S. STRATEGIC COMMUNITY ALLIANCES & CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT Nielsen 3 P AT H ARVEY R CBS2 / KCAL9 O Pat Harvey is anchor of CBS2’s 5, 6 and 11 pm broadcasts. RAT E She joined CBS2 after 20 years with sister station KCAL9 as one of the original anchors of the nation’s first D nightly three-hour newscast. In recognition of her 20th anniversary with KCAL and contributions to the O people of Southern California, the Los Angeles City Council and L.A. County Board of Supervisors declared Oct. 30, 2009, “Pat Harvey Day” by proclamation. M / R The veteran newswoman has covered some of the biggest local news stories, political conventions, presiden- I tial inaugurations and traveled internationally. Pat has reported on the civil war in El Salvador, the AIDS A epidemic in Eastern Africa and Russia and the first all-race elections in South Africa. She followed the works of a homeless painter in Los Angeles to the galleries of Paris and covered the installation of Pope Benedict XVI in Rome. Pat has won 22 Emmy Awards, including three for best newscast. The most recent presented in 2018, for Outstanding Feature Reporter. CO-CH In addition to her anchoring duties, Harvey has appeared nationally as a guest co-host on the CBS Television Network daytime show “The Talk.” Pat has dedicated her career to community service, advocating for children, education, those in the spe- cial-needs community and victims of domestic violence. Pat was awarded the prestigious LA Area Gov- ernor’s Award from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in 2015 for her body of work at CBS2/ KCAL9 and philanthropic work in the community. In February 2012, Harvey was inducted into the National Association of Black Journalists Hall of Fame at the Newseum in Washington, D.C. She has also received the Silver Star Award from the YMCA, and the NAACP’s Ida B. Wells Award among other prestigious awards. Pat is the recipient of two lifetime achievement awards, which include the L.A. Press Club’s Joseph M. Quinn award in 2004 and the Golden Mike for Lifetime Achievement award from the Radio & Television News Association in 2010. In 2008, Pat received the Genii Award for excellence in TV broadcasting from Southern California’s chapter of American Women in Radio and Television. Other awards include a national Emmy, Golden Mikes, Society of Professional Journalists, LA Press Club, Hollywood Women’s Press Club award for Ethics, Chicago, Los Angeles and National Association of Black Journalists Associated Press “best news anchor” award and the Edward R. Murrow award presented to KCAL news for overall excellence. Harvey was a co-founder and co-chairwoman of the Good News Foundation. The nonprofit built by five TV newswomen awarded grants and scholarships to area community based organizations, established comput- er centers, partnered with the Home Depot Foundation to build a playground for inner city youth, built a library for the Downtown Women’s Center, among many other accomplishments. Aspiring journalists were also given scholarships based on merit and commitment to community service. During her tenure, the group received honors from the American Women in Radio & Television, Downtown Women’s Center, Central City Business Association of LA and the LAPD Hollenbeck PAL Humanitarian Award. 4 S H ERYL U N D ERW ood R CBS THE TALK O Sheryl Underwood is a savvy businesswoman, philanthropist and a multi- faceted, multi-media entrepreneur RAT who is recognized as one of the most articulate, well-informed women of our time. Underwood is co-host of the E Emmy award winning CBS television show THE TALK, watched by an average of 3+ million viewers per day and co-host of the 2017 and 2018 Daytime Emmy Awards show, is a much sought after entertainer and public speaker D who is described as one of the world’s brightest contemporary humorists. O M Underwood is Owner and Chief Executive Officer of Pack Rat Productions, Inc. and is the 23rd International / President of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.; the only full-time entertainer to ever hold the sorority’s highest post. Un- R derwood holds an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Benedict College in Columbia, SC, South Carolina I State University in Orangeburg, SC, the University of Illinois-Chicago and Voorhees College in Denmark, SC; A is national spokesperson for Kimberly-Clark’s DEPEND brand Underwareness Campaign; creator and host of Sheryl Underwood Radio (Sheryl Underwood Radio is heard on over 340 radio affiliates with 14 million listeners by the combined reach of the signals strength of 340 affiliates) and recently launched Sheryl Underwood Radio – The APP and The World According To Sheryl Podcast. CO-CH Committed to using her visibility and influence in positive ways, Sheryl Underwood is Founder & Chief Execu- tive Officer of the Pack Rat Foundation for Education (PRFFE) and is currently raising money to support Histor- ically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and the students committed to pursuing a higher education.
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