47 TH ANNUAL
FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 2023
REVEREND DR. THOMAS KILGORE, JR.
Founded in 1976 by Reverend Dr. Thomas Kilgore, Jr., the USC Black Alumni Association (BAA) is a leadership network established to strengthen the legacy of educational attainment and excellence of USC’s Black students. The BAA provides scholarship assistance, career mentoring and cultural advocacy through alumni networking, volunteer involvement, philanthropy and social enterprise.
Miki Turner MCG ’18
Kiesha Nix
BARBARA SOLOMON STAFF & FACULTY AWARD
REVEREND THOMAS KILGORE, JR. SERVICE AWARD
Daniel Prince ’00, MA ’02
OUTSTANDING BLACK ALUMNI AWARD
OPENING PERFORMANCE
USC Cardinal Divas
Ashley Támar ’02 featuring The Ryan Cross Band with Musical Director William F. Artope, Jr. ’05
INVOCATION
Reverend Brandon Harris WELCOME
Kyle Webb, MBA ’16
Chair, USC Black Alumni Association Advisory Council
USC BAA GREETINGS AND REMARKS
Jasmine Taylor ’99 Executive Director, USC Black Alumni Association
CO-CHAIR INTRODUCTIONS
Mary Ann Brennan ’94
Scholarship Bene t Co-Chair, USC Black Alumni Association
Donald Dean ’90
Scholarship Bene t Co-Chair, USC Black Alumni Association
DINNER SERVICE
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS
Reverend Thomas Kilgore, Jr. Service Award
Kiesha Nix
Vice President Charitable Affairs, Los Angeles Lakers
Barbara Soloman Staff & Faculty Award
Miki Turner MCG ’18
Associate Professor of Professional USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
BAA SCHOLAR PERFORMANCE
Joshua Wilson
Thornton School of Music
PRESENTATION OF AWARD
Outstanding Alumni Award
Daniel Prince ’00, MA ’02
Hiring Partner & Vice Chair, Los Angeles Litigation Department, Paul Hastings LLP
MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO HONOREES
Chanté Moore
CLOSING REMARKS
MaryAnn Brennan ’94
Donald Dean ’90
AFTER PARTY
Music by DJ Mr. Quick
Ballroom Terrace Room
Mary Ann Brennan ’94
Scholarship Bene t Committee Co-Chair, USC Black Alumni Association
Donald Dean ’90 Scholarship Bene t Committee Co-Chair, USC Black Alumni Association
Dear Trojan Family and Friends,
On behalf of the Scholarship Bene t Committee we welcome you to the 47th Annual USC Black Alumni Association (BAA) Scholarship Bene t! In 1976, a group of concerned alumni and community leaders met to discuss the needs of minority students on the campus of the University of Southern California.
The trailblazing civil rights organizer, Reverend Dr. Thomas Kilgore, Jr., led the group, which also included Dr. and Mrs. Peter Dauterive and Reverend and Mrs. Thomas Grif th. They would later change the landscape of Los Angeles with their noteworthy contributions to leadership, social justice, and education. They intended to uplift students through nancial contributions for tuition assistance, setting the stage for what would resonate in campus history as the rst scholarships for minority students at USC.
Today, the BAA has awarded over $5 million to support more than 4,000 undergraduate and graduate students. This achievement would not have been possible without the full support of the alumni body, our Trojan friends, and corporate partners. This evening we celebrate the leaders and visionaries of our community; Kiesha Nix, Miki Turner MCG ’18, and Danielle Prince ’00, MA ’02. Congratulations and thank you for your exceptional leadership!
We also want to extend our appreciation and sincere thanks to our 2023 Scholarship Bene t Committee: Daniel Atwater MCG '10, Dennis Earls' 98, Stephanie Farmer MHA '95, MAT '18, Bridgette Kidd '90, MCG '11, Michael Robinson MBA '11, Bryanna Wallace '19, with BAA staff Jasmine Taylor '99, Danielle Harvey '00, ML '19, Faithe Clary, and Ron Autry!
Jasmine Taylor ’99
Executive Director
USC Black Alumni Association
On behalf of USC and the Black Alumni Association, I would like to welcome you to the 47th Annual USC Black Alumni Association (BAA) Scholarship Bene t! As the newly appointed Executive Director of the USC BAA, I can't help but re ect deeply on the shoulders on which I stand - starting with our Founder, Thomas Kilgore in 1976, to all our past executive directors.
These leaders worked tirelessly to strengthen the legacy of educational attainment and excellence of USC’s Black students - nearly 50 years of deeply impactful work Strengthening the legacy of this small but mighty group of Black Trojans has a ripple effect that strengthens us all, across industries and sectors, from business, medicine, journalism, aerospace, education, law, cinema, sports, architecture and so much more.
The ripple effect of a small pebble dropped in this USC river by Thomas Kilgore nearly 50 years ago has reached a mighty swell. Black Trojans have left a mark, not only at USC, but here in our beloved city of angels, our nation and the world – a global footprint that extends far beyond our ancestors’ wildest dreams. We are honoring three of them tonight, Kiesha Nix, Miki Turner MCG ’18, and Daniel Prince ’00, MA ’02. But this is no time to rest on our accomplishments. We have more resources, more access, and more support than ever before. The USC BAA will celebrate a half century of impact in 2026. And as we approach this milestone in our history, it is imperative that we link arms tighter than ever before. Individually we create ripples. Together we represent the collective tide. Thank you for your contribution and continued support of the incredible legacy of education and enterprise for Black students at USC. There is much work yet to be done!
OUTSTANDING BLACK ALUMNI AWARD
Daniel Prince ’00, MA ’02
BARBARA SOLOMON STAFF & FACULTY AWARD
Miki Turner MCG ’18
REVEREND THOMAS KILGORE, JR. SERVICE AWARD
Kiesha Nix
DANIEL PRINCE, ’00, MA ’02
Daniel Prince is a partner in the Litigation Department of the global law rm Paul Hastings LLP. He also serves as vice chair of the Litigation Department and hiring partner in the rm’s Los Angeles of ce. Recently named one of Lawdragon’s “500 Leading Litigators in America,” Prince represents clients in corporate and government investigations and complex litigation matters, including domestic and international arbitration, trials and class actions. He is a double USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism alumnus.
MIKI TURNER, MGC ’18
Miki Turner is an associate professor of professional practice at the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, where she also received a graduate degree. In the 1990s, she became the rst Black woman to write a regularly featured sports column for a major daily newspaper when she joined the Oakland Tribune. Turner later worked for such media outlets as ESPN and Jet magazine. In 2022, she was named the National Association of Black Journalists Educator of the Year.
KIESHA NIX
Kiesha Nix made history when she became the rst Black woman vice president in the Los Angeles Lakers organization in 2021. She had previously served as the executive director of the Lakers Youth Foundation. In her current position, she oversees and directs programming and funding priorities for the team’s charitable arm. In 2002, Nix made EBONY’s Power 100 List in the “Community Crusaders” category. Outside of work, she serves on the BAA’s Corporate Advisory Council and mentors young people.
OPENING PERFORMANCE
USC Cardinal Divas
OPENING PERFORMANCE
Ashley Támar ’02
SPECIAL PERFORMANCE
William F. Artope, Jr. ’05
USC CARDINAL DIVAS
The Cardinal Divas of SC is the rst majorette dance team at The University of Southern California. Their goal is to bring culture and diversity to USC by amplifying Black art and history through dance.
ASHLEY TÁMAR ’02
Ashley Támar, author and powerhouse contemporary vocalist, is known as a muse and a protégé of Prince. She gained notoriety for co-writing their Grammy-nominated duet "Beautiful, Loved, and Blessed” (“3121”/Universal Republic). Davis’ credits span television, lm, and broadway performances. Ashley Támar is a graduate of the University of Southern California's Thornton School and has authored an edutainment book and a workbook for aspiring artists entitled, “100 Things to Know as an Independent Music Artist”. In addition, she has been instrumental in initiating community music programs for youth with limited access to the arts.
WILLIAM F. ARTOPE, JR. ‘05
A child prodigy, William began his career at 16, playing with the late Stanley Turrentine in Chicago at a street festival. He was later invited to play at Stanley’s funeral. Artope honed his trumpet style under Chicago jazz greats Frank Portolese, Bruce Daugherty, Bobby Lewis, and Orbert Davis. At 17, he had the honor of playing in concert with jazz greats Wayne Shorter, Nestor Torres, Onaje Allan Gumbs, and Buster Williams. William was accepted into the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts, where he was honored with several prestigious accolades. Atrope is a University of Southern California Thornton School of Music alum with a vibrant music career, producing, writing and performing in and around California.
OPENING PERFORMANCE
Ryan Cross
BAA SCHOLAR PERFORMANCE
Joshua Wilson
RYAN CROSS
Ryan Cross is a name that is synonymous with musical excellence and multi-faceted professionalism as he is a bassist, cellist and composer. Born and raised in Seattle, Washington, Ryan moved to Los Angeles when he received a full scholarship to attend the University of Southern California. He studied under Grammy awarded musician John Clayton and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Music with an emphasis on Jazz Studies. As a major advocate for music, Cross has maintained a strong relationship with the Los Angeles Jazz Society. He shares his talent with students throughout Los Angeles' Uni ed School District hoping that exposure to the arts spark that lasting love and appreciation of music.
JOSHUA WILSON
Joshua Wilson is a junior at the USC Thornton School of Music majoring in Popular Music Vocal Performance with a minor in Sports Media Industries. By invitation of our Honoree and BAA Black Alumni Council Member Kiesha Nix, Joshua most recently performed the National Anthem at a Los Angeles Lakers Game with a contingent of students and BAA scholars there to support and cheer him on.
HONOREE TRIBUTE PERFORMANCE
Moore
Chanté
The award-winning singer, songwriter, and producer who served up countless hits to fans throughout the years has a whole new outlook on life; and she is ready to share her inspiring story with the world through new music and live stage performances.
Known for capturing the highs and lows of love through her songs, Moore continues to create music that speaks to the soul and her gifts extend far beyond the recording studio. "The music I write and perform are chronicles of my life. When I'm happy, I write about it. When I'm sad, I write about it. It really is a map of my life's journey" she said.
Her latest music and stage performances are sure to strike a chord with loyal adoring fans and garner a brand new following; demonstrating she is one of the few artists whose infectious appeal is as timeless as her talent. "I think it's about staying authentic and not being afraid to take risks. Knowing who I am and sharing that knowledge is really important to me right now.”
In 1992, Moore exploded onto the R&B music scene with her certi ed gold debut album, "Precious". Since then, she released more than 20 chart-topping singles, 7 full-length albums and collaborated with with some of the most proli c artists who ever lived, including Prince, Babyface and The Isley Brothers...to name a few.
Recognized as a Grammy Nominated singer, Chante received countless awards and accolades throughout her career and contributed to the soundtrack of so many people's lives and a few blockbuster lms to boot. Her autobiographical, self-help book "Will I Marry Me?" released 2014 explores some of her life’s challenges yet leaves the reader inspired.
Her seventh full-length album "Rise of the Phoenix" dropped in 2017 and includes the hit single "Real One". That same year, Chante released her holiday album "Christmas Back To You". The collection contains classic Christmas standards like "Please Come Home For Christmas" as well as several brand-new offerings including "Every Day's Like Christmas”.
“When you see me perform, you will always hear love songs. You will always get lush, beautiful and intricate harmonies. You can rely on the music being positive even if it's about heartbreak" Chante says. "To sum it all up, no matter what, you can always count on getting the best of me.
Dashaun Quick Evans
a.k.a Mr. Quick
For over three decades, DaShaun Quick Evins, a Los Angeles native, has been known to captivate crowds and bring incredible energy to his performance. His experience and accolades place him among some of the Nation's most elite Disc Jockey Performers.
James Mathis III
James Mathis III is an actor/voice-actor best known as the voice of Black Panther in the two-time Image Award nominated, “Marvel’s Avengers: Black Panther’s Quest” animated series, interactive media and more. Some other notable clients include Disney, Dreamworks, Nickelodeon, Sony PlayStation, BET, ESPN, Amazon, Net ix, CBS, McDonald’s, HBO Max and Chevy among others spanning over 20 years.
A Brooklyn, New York native, James is a graduate of the USC School of Cinematic Arts and proud member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
Congratulations to all of our BAA Scholarship Students and especially to our Graduating Class of 2023.
FRESHMAN
Oluwaseun Aladegbami, Computer Engineering and Computer Science
USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Kailyn Amadasun, Linguistics
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Kendall Bradwell, USC School of Cinematic Arts
Xavier Davis, USC School of Cinematic Arts
Fred Dorton, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Dylan Gatua, Computer Engineering and Computer Science
USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Darcy Hatcher, Media Arts and Practice
USC Cinematic Arts
Star Hinton, Computer Engineering and Computer Science
USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Eman Jemal, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Haddy Kebbeh, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Abigail (Abitha) Nunis, Theatre USC School of Dramatic Arts
Zen Phillpotts, Finance
USC Marshall School of Business
Murleve Roberts, Writing for Screen & Television
USC Cinematic Arts
SOPHOMORE
Samuel Amir Bell, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Ryan Driver, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Jenae Edwards, Architecture
USC School of Architecture
Alex Gee, Communication
USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
David Henry, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Janaiya Hodges, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Bukuru Janine, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Alex Mainvielle, Accounting
USC Marshall School of Business
Steven Parson, Philosophy Politics and Law
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Jordan Patton, Sociology
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Darryl Payton, Human Biology
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Naomi Poe, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Madison Price, Computer Science
USC Viterbi School of Engineering
SOPHOMORE
Aishat Tiamiyu, Public Policy
USC Sol Price School of Public Policy
Ayonnah Tinsley, Arts Technology and the Business of Innovation
USC Iovine and Young Academy
JUNIOR
Yvonne Abedi, USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
Bitiyah Asalifew, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Maggie Bass, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Lauren Blake, Lifespan Health
USC Keck School of Medicine
Mariah Burdette, Industrial and Systems Engineering
USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Aerica Chambers, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Rachel Amir Chatman, Biomedical Engineering
USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Josh Chisolm, Computer Engineering and Computer Science
USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Kennedy Coats, African American Studies
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Miles Collins, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
JUNIOR
Mariam Darboe, Communications
USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
Mya Davis, Arts Technology and the Business of Innovation
USC Iovine and Young Academy
Anicka Delgado, Marketing
USC Marshall School of Business
Kizzyah Dorant, Human Biology
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Briana Downs, Business of Cinematics Arts
USC School of Cinematic Arts
Melody Earley, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Brynee Evans, Psychology
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Kymia Freeman, Public Relations
USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
Helena Getayalew, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Ajani Harris, Vocal Arts
USC Thornton School of Music
Paige Hewlett, Philosophy, Politics, and Law
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Simone Jackson, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Kamilah Jones, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
JUNIOR
Trinity Lee, Law, History and Culture
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Kirrah Lewis, Public Relations
USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
Tariq Ligon, Finance
USC Marshall School of Business
Nia Marshal, Arts Technology and the Business of Innovation
USC Iovine and Young Academy
Jasmine Moore, Political Science
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Summer Mosley, Social Psychology
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Leslie Neal, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Nia Walker, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Joshua Wilson, Popular Music Performance
USC Thornton School of Music
SENIOR
Anna Sara Mehouelly, Public Relations
USC Sol Price School of Public Policy
Aissatou Balde, Health Promotion Disease Prevention
USC Keck School of Medicine
Michelle Davies, Political Science
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Science
SENIOR
Kyra Gardner, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Kole Greene, Writing for Screen & Television
USC School of Cinematic Arts
Endiya Grif n, Visual Anthropology
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Kaitelyn Haynes, Architecture
USC School of Architecture
Kennedy Hill, Acting
USC School of Cinematic Arts
Faith Hotchkiss, International Relations Global Business and French
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Candace House, Business of Cinematic Arts
USC Marshall School of Business
Aziza Hutcherson, Cinema and Media Studies
USC School of Cinematic Arts
Selah Kitchiner, Psychology
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Christina Longmire, Global Health
USC Keck School of Medicine
Lauren Nash, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Nicole Nwankwo, Political Science
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Antonio Okeke, Public Policy
USC Sol Price School of Public Policy
SENIOR
Dami Olatunji, Business of Cinematic Arts
USC Marshall of Business
Ayana Otokiti, Chemical Engineering
USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Damion Riley Sr., Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Bernifka Saint Jean, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Jada Sefah, Accounting
USC Marshall Leventhal School of Accounting
Sam Stewart, Cinema and Media Studies
USC School of Cinematic Arts
Kris Thomas, Mechanical Engineering
USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Maya Tompkins, Accounting
USC Marshall Leventhal School of Business
Dara Udobong, Economics and Cognitive Science
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Elliot Walker, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Sunamawit Yimer, Computer Science and Business Administration
USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Cole Thrasher, Economics
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Dominick Adunagow, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
SENIOR
George Bolis, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Etienne Codija, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
LaPaula Parker, Philosophy Politics and Law
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
GRADUATE
Terrence Amenya, Mechanical Engineering (Product Development Engineering)
USC Viterbi School of Business
Caitlin Autry, Law
USC Gould School of Law
Jarryd Bethea, Public Policy
USC Sol Price School of Public Policy
Christian Bradley, Specialized Journalism
USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
Brendan Butler, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Talia Caldwell, Producing for Film, Television, and New Media
USC School of Cinematic Arts
Christian Carwardine, Integrated Design, Business and Technology
USC Iovine and Young Academy
James Dodd, Communication Management
USC Annenberg School for Communication
Jessica Ekeya, Medicine
USC Keck School of Medicine
GRADUATE
Alexia Gonzalez, Educational Leadership (PhD Higher Education Administration)
USC Keck School of Medicine
Maynard Hearns, Media Arts Games and Health
USC School of Cinematic Arts
Tatiaunna Hicks, Social Work
USC Dworak-Peck School of Social Work
Clement Izevbigie, Dentistry
Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry
Samantha Johnson, Public Administration
USC Sol Price School of Public Policy
Shannon Jordan, Medicine
USC Keck School of Medicine
Eric Lambkins, Specialized Journalism
USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
Thea Lawson, American Architecture and Urbanism
USC School of Architecture
Tylyce Lewis, Multiple Subject Teaching
USC Rossier School of Education
Hassan Marong, Postsecondary Administration and Student Affairs
USC Rossier School of Education
Kevin Maxwell, Cinematic Arts
USC School of Cinematic Arts
Shari McLean, Social Entrepreneurship
USC Marshall School of Business
Nicole Ohanaga, Health Administration
USC Keck School of Medicine
GRADUATE
Mark Parent, Mechanical Engineering (Product Development Engineering)
USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Deontá Plase, Business Administration
USC Marshall School of Business
Christen Richardson, Law
USC Gould School of Law
Maxwell Richardson, Medicine
USC Keck School of Medicine
Brittany Sims, Business Analytics
USC Marshall School of Business
Mikaela Tompkins, Accounting
USC Marshall School of Business
Yafeu Tyhimba, Jazz Studies
USC Thornton School of Music
Jordan Vertison-Hardy, Film and Television Production
USC School of Cinematic Arts
Yasna Vismale, Screen Scoring
USC School of Cinematic Arts
USC BLACK ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
USC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Jasmine Taylor ’99 Executive Director
Faithe Clary Associate Director
Ronald Autry Assistant Director
USC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Nadine Watt ’94 President, Board of Directors
Patrick E. Auerbach, EdD ’08 Associate Senior Vice President for Alumni Relations
Danielle E. Harvey ’00, ML ’19 Associate Vice President for Alumni Relations
2023 SCHOLARSHIP BENEFIT COMMITTEE
Donald Dean ’90 Co-chair
MaryAnn Brennan ’94 Co-chair
Daniel Atwater MCG ’10
Dennis Earls ’98
Stephanie Farmer MHA ’95, MAT ’18
Bridgette Kidd ’90, MCG ’11
Michael Robinson MBA ’11
Bryanna Wallace ’19
BLACK ALUMNI ADVISORY COUNCIL
Kyle Webb, MBA ’16 Chair, USC Black Alumni Association Advisory Council
Chris Baccus ’94
Danny Bakewell, Jr.
Ian Chestnut ’00
Donald Dean ’90
Apollo Emeka ’09, DPPD ’20
Denis Earls ’98
Ron Evans ’95
Stephanie Farmer, MHA ’95, MAT ’18
Donna Gohlar ’14
Syreeta Greene ’99, MSW ’06, EDD ’16
Cynthia Heard ’82
Terri Holoman ’81
Justin Lacey ’11
Sharoni Little, EdD ’12
Kerman Maddox MPA ’78
Deborah Pattillo ’88
Reginald Roberts JD ’00
Kathryn M. Shirley ’97
Simeon Stewart II ’92, MBA ’17
Anthony Williams
CORPORATE ADVISORY
Donovan Green ’87 Regional Manager, AT&T (Retired)
Raphael Henderson ’82 Vice President, General Banking Wells Fargo
Kiesha Nix Vice President Charitable Affairs Los Angeles Lakers Foundation
HONORARY ADVISORY
Sydney Kamlager-Dove ’14 Congresswoman District 37, State of CA
Reginald Jones-Sawyer Sr. ’87 Assemblymember District 59, State of CA
Reginald Lathan ’76 CEO, ChemTrans, Inc.
Reverend Cecil Murray Tansey Chair (Retired) USC School of Religion
Danielle Harvey
Bill Holland
Celeste Holmes
Francis DeLoach - FDL Production
Ritz-Carlton Marina del Rey
USC Advancement Communications
USC Cultural Relations and University Events
USC Alumni Finance Team
Posh 5 Productions
Zac’s Sweet Shop
DJ Mr. Quick
Cardinal Divas of USC
Lance Williams – FreeLance Photo Booth Rentals
Colornet Press
Celebrity Talent Agency, Inc.
Celaya Tequila
Kalos Vodka
BBJ Linens
Jackson Shrub
Yazmin Flowers
Town and Country
Celebrity Talent
Motev
Of ce of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion USC Marshall School of Business
Southern California Trophy Company
Lasting Impressions
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