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OneJax leader Kyle Reese will depart the Jacksonville interfaith group to return to the pulpit, as new top staff arrive at other local nonprofits.
Former Jacksonville sheriff, EWC president to receive OneJax lifetime achievement honor Glover was sheriff from 1993 to 2003 — the first African American elected in Florida since the Reconstruction era . Author: Florida Times-Union, Beth Reese Cravey Published: 8:50 AM EST February 16, 2021 Updated: 8:56 AM EST February 16, 2021 JACKSONVILLE, Fla — Nathaniel "Nat" Glover, former Jacksonville sheriff and president of Edward Waters College, will receive the top honor at the 2021 OneJax Humanitarian Awards. At an April 15 virtual ceremony, Glo...
Nathaniel "Nat" Glover, former Jacksonville sheriff and president of Edward Waters College, will receive the top honor at the 2021 OneJax Humanitarian Awards. At an April 15 virtual ceremony, Glover will receive the Gold Medallion for Lifetime Achievement from OneJax, a nonprofit interfaith organization that promotes racial, religious and cultural tolerance in Northeast Florida. Glover was sheriff from 1993 to 2003 — the first African American elected in Florida since the Reconstruction era — and president of historically black EWC from 2010 to 2018. In addition to his professional c...
Glenn Goodroe have been named executive vice presidents. All previously were senior vice presidents. • Southeast Toyota Distributors, which says it is the world’s largest independent distributor of Toyota vehicles, promoted Casey Gunnell Jr. to group vice president. Gunnell will be responsible for the company’s parts distribution center and the three vehicle processing centers at Talleyrand Port Processing and at the Westlake Industrial Park in Jacksonville and in Commerce, Georgia. • The University of North Florida named Scott Bennett as vice president of administration and finance...
Lenny Curry to their schools and virtual classroom on Jan. 5. Caden Cohen, a fifth-grader at Central Riverside Elementary, Charlotte Kessler, an eighth-grader at LaVilla School of the Arts, and Jagger Leach, a senior at Stanton College Preparatory School, got the news in front of their teachers and classmates. Tomorrow’s Leaders recognizes youth who exemplify the philosophies of King through leadership, community volunteerism and civic responsibility. “Our children are our future and these students in particular have written essays that came from their hearts and from the impact tha...