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People - Jul./Apr. 2011
Roger M. Bobb, former supervising producer and executive vice president of Tyler Perry Studios, formed his own film and television production company, Bobbcat Films. His film career began in 1995, whe
People - June 2011
Darrell A. Brown was appointed executive director of the Washington, D.C., Small Business Development Center, located at Howard University in partnership with the U.S. Small Business Administration si
People - Apr./May 2011
General Motors Co. appointed Brooke Ellis diversity media manager, a newly created position. Ellis will oversee multiplatform consumer media plans for the multicultural market. She will also manage bo
People - March 2011
Ken Gibbs was named chief operating officer and executive editor of TheLoop21.com. Gibbs’ new role will be rooted in infrastructure design and maintenance of the site; he will also manage the editor
People - February 2011
Teri Coaxum was appointed regional advocate for the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Office of Advocacy’s Region II. Covering the states of New York, New Jersey, the U.S. Virgin Islands and th
People - Dec/Jan 2011
Dane E. Holmes made partner at Goldman Sachs Group in New York City. He joined Goldman in 2001 as vice president and was named managing director in 2004. Before making partner, Holmes was head of inve
People - April 2009
People - March 2009
Michael J. Garner was appointed chief diversity officer for the Metropolitan Transit Authority. He will be responsible for the development and expansion of minority, women and disadvantaged business
People
Kevin Carr was named vice president of community and player programs for the National Basketball Associations Development League. Prior to this appointment, Carr, who joined the NBA in 2001, served as
People - December 2008
Cheryl R. Cooper joined the YWCA USA as chief operating officer. She will be responsible for the day-to-day management of the national office to make certain that the organization has the proper opera
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February 2012 issueCOVER STORY

In The Name of Public Health

By the time Antonio D. Martin left Kings County Hospital Center as executive director to lead the restructuring of the $6.7 billion New York City Health and Hospitals Corp., no one called the hospital by its old nickname, “Killer County.” 
“Even police officers now say they want to be taken to Kings County when they are shot,” Martin once told The Network Journal.   .

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