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KENTUCKY PEOPLE<br />
LOUISVILLE: SIMMONS PARTNERSHIP WITH NATIONAL<br />
ORGANIZATION BRINGS HQ, CONVENTIONS TO KY<br />
Simmons College of Kentucky (SCKY)<br />
formed a significant partnership this fall<br />
with the National Baptist Convention of<br />
America International Inc., a leading<br />
international African-American religious<br />
organization. The partnership includes<br />
relocating NBCA’s headquarters from Dallas<br />
to Louisville; Simmons becoming the<br />
education provider for the NBCA; and the<br />
announcement of two annual conventions<br />
slated to meet in Louisville in 2017 and<br />
2020. Pictured here are (left to right) SCKY<br />
President Rev. Kevin W. Cosby; Louisville<br />
Convention and Visitors Bureau (LCVB)<br />
Executive Vice President Cleo Battle; LCVB<br />
Senior Religious Sales Manager Susan<br />
Sauer; LCVB Director of Southeast Sales<br />
Peggy Riley; Rev. F. Bruce Williams; and<br />
NBCA President Rev. Sam Tolbert.<br />
LEXINGTON: LEGENDS<br />
BASEBALL TEAM, EXECS<br />
BRING HOME AWARDS<br />
Lexington’s minor league baseball team, the<br />
Lexington Legends, and two of their executives were<br />
recently recognized with awards from the South<br />
Atlantic League. Pictured here are (featured top to<br />
bottom) Legends President/CEO Andy Shea (left)<br />
accepting the South Atlantic League Club Merit<br />
award from league President Eric Krupa, presented<br />
to recognize the complete baseball franchise that<br />
has demonstrated franchise stability and success as<br />
well as significant contributions to its community<br />
and the league; Anne Mapson receiving the league’s<br />
Female Executive of the Year award; and Gary<br />
Durbin receiving the South Atlantic League<br />
General Manager of the Year award.<br />
FRANKFORT: NEIL HUFFMAN AUTO GROUP CELEBRATES<br />
ADDITION OF 2 NEW DEALERSHIPS IN CENTRAL KY.<br />
Frankfort city officials joined representatives from the Neil Huffman Auto Group in Frankfort to celebrate a<br />
ribbon-cutting ceremony for the company’s newest dealerships, Neil Huffman Chevrolet Buick GMC and Neil<br />
Huffman Nissan of Frankfort. Pictured here on the front row are, left to right: Steve Al-Jabiri, Neil Huffman<br />
Auto Mall of Frankfort GM; Kameron Huffman, Neil Huffman Honda finance manager; Shane Huffman,<br />
Neil Huffman Auto Group Dealer principal (holding his daughter Cruz Huffman); Kim Huffman, Neil<br />
Huffman Auto Group co-owner; Dow Huffman, Neil Huffman Auto Group co-owner; Daniel Wolford, Neil<br />
Huffman Acura at Oxmoor service advisor; Shannon Huffman, Neil Huffman Auto Group HR director; Tony<br />
Schmidt, Neil Huffman Chevrolet Buick GMC sales manager; Becky Carr, Neil Huffman Nissan of Frankfort<br />
sales manager; and Paul Dunseath, Neil Huffman Chevrolet Buick GMC sales manager. On the back row,<br />
left to right, are Franklin County Judge Executive Huston Wells and Frankfort Mayor William May.<br />
LOUISVILLE: UofL COLLEGE OF BUSINESS INDUCTS MEDLEY,<br />
REED INTO THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP CIRCLE OF FAME<br />
The University of Louisville’s<br />
College of Business added two<br />
alumni names to its<br />
Entrepreneurship Circle of Fame in<br />
November, honoring Diane Medley<br />
and W. Earl Reed III. Medley<br />
(center) is the managing partner<br />
and co-founder of MCM CPAs &<br />
Advisors and is a member of the<br />
UofL Foundation board of trustees.<br />
Reed (left) is the founder of<br />
healthcare companies Springstone<br />
and The Allegro Group. Pictured<br />
with Reed and Medley is Alan<br />
Attaway, interim dean of the UofL<br />
College of Business.<br />
44 DECEMBER 2016 LANEREPORT.COM • THE LANE REPORT