St. Louis American, 3/25/2013 (Imani Anwisye-Mashele)

3rd Annual Salute to Young Leaders. Tomorrow evening (Tues. Mar. 26) The St. Louis American Foundation will present its 3rd Salute to Young Leaders – a networking reception that recognizes a diverse group of 20 outstanding African American professionals under age 40. This impressive class of Young Leaders includes individuals who are leading by example in professional arenas that range from education, banking, engineering, politics and not-for-profit organizations.

The 2013 Young Leader awardees include: Dr. Imani Anwisye-Mashele, Family Medicine Resident (St. Louis University)

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NOTE: Imani Anwisye-Mashele was on the High School Computer Competition (HSCC) team trained by BDPA St. Louis chapter for the 1999, 2000 and 2001 National HSCC championships.

SlideShare, 9/5/2000 (Stephen Clayton, Quinton Green, Ian Kerman, Veronica Taylor)

Compuware and BDPA Detroit: Success Story in 2000. This is an overview of the success experienced by Compuware with BDPA Detroit chapter's youth education program in 2000. The highlight of the year was a gold medal victory at the 2000 national BDPA high school computer competition (HSCC) championships.

Compuware and BDPA Detroit: Success Story in 2000

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SlideShare, 8/1/2000 (Michael Holman Sr.)

Banking Convergence Domestic And Global Systems. These are the slides used for workshop presentation that Michael Holman Sr. made at the 2000 National BDPA Technology Conference in Washington DC.

Banking Convergence Domestic And Global Systems

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Exodus Online, 5/19/2000 (Renee McClure)

Internet Access for African-Americans will be Forever Free with NowFree.net from Diverse News Network. Diverse News Network, Inc. announced the launch of NowFree.net the company's free Internet access service providing FREE unlimited Internet access both dial-up and XDSLTM service (where available) to people throughout North America beginning on June 1, 2000. DNN, a company co-created by two-time EMMY Award winner Bill McCreary, formerly of WNYW Fox-5 in New York City will be working to close the digital divide by providing content and services that will inform, educate and empower people of African descent...

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