October 2016 SBV Spotlight: Tracy Caldron, MUSA
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Meet the 2019 AMEX Leadership Academy at CBMA Fellows!
The Campaign for Black Male Achievement is excited to announce our 2019 Fellowship Class of the American Express Leadership Academy at CBMA!
As part of the fellowship, these 24 individuals will engage in an immersive 12-month leadership development experience to help build their capacity and increase the efficacy of their work to improve life outcomes for Black men and boys in their communities.
Please join us in congratulating these dedicated and dynamic men and women, and learn more about their work by visiting cbma.org/aela/fellows, or clicking the button below!
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