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The '''Alabama Business Hall of Fame''' was established in [[1973]] to honor the contributions of individual business leaders to the state of [[Alabama]]. The hall of fame is maintained by the [[Culverhouse College of Commerce]] Board of Visitors at the [[University of Alabama]]. Bronze plaques of each inductee are installed on the walls of the hall of fame room in [[Bidgood Hall]].
The '''Alabama Business Hall of Fame''' was established in [[1973]] to honor the contributions of individual business leaders to the state of [[Alabama]]. The hall of fame is maintained by the [[Culverhouse College of Commerce]] Board of Visitors at the [[University of Alabama]].
 
Bronze plaques of each inductee are installed on the walls of the Hall of Fame Room in [[Hewson Hall]]. The installation was moved from its former home in [[Bidgood Hall]].


==Inductees==
==Inductees==
===2020s===
* [[2023]]: [[G. Thomas Hough]] ([[Ernst & Young]]), [[Phillip McWane]] ([[McWane Inc.]]), [[Frank Stitt]] ([[Highlands Bar and Grill]]), [[Michael Thompson]] ([[Thompson Tractor Co.]]), Herman Bulls (Jones Lang LaSalle), Jimmy Rane (Great Southern Wood Preserving)
* [[2022]]: Walter Batson Jr (InterFuze Corp), [[F. Dixon Brooke Jr]] ([[EBSCO]]), [[Ronald Bruno]] ([[Bruno's]]), [[Grayson Hall]] ([[Regions Bank]]), Alexis Herman, [[Michael Mouron]] ([[Capstone Development Corp.]]), William Propst (Qualitest Pharmaceuticals), and C. Kemmons Wilson Jr (Kemmons Wilson Cos.)
* [[2020]]: [[Lonnie Johnson]] (Johnson Research & Development), Bob Baron (Baron Services), Cecil Batchelor (CB&S Bank), Marcus Bendickson (Dynetics, Inc.), [[Jay Grinney]] ([[Encompass Health]]), Joe Ritch ([[Sirote & Permutt]]), and [[Stan Starnes]] ([[ProAssurance]])
===2010s===
===2010s===
* [[2019]]: [[Charles Collat]] ([[Mayer Electric Supply|Mayer]]), Gary Fayard (Coca-Cola Co.); Joe Forehand (Accenture); [[Marillyn Hewson]] (Lockheed Martin), Lonnie McMillian (ADTRAN / HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology), and [[F. Michael Reilly]] ([[Randall-Reilly]])
* [[2019]]: [[Charles Collat]] ([[Mayer Electric Supply|Mayer]]), Gary Fayard (Coca-Cola Co.); Joe Forehand (Accenture); [[Marillyn Hewson]] (Lockheed Martin), Lonnie McMillian (ADTRAN / HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology), and [[F. Michael Reilly]] ([[Randall-Reilly]])
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==External links==
==External links==
* [http://www.cba.ua.edu/alumni/hof Alabama Business Hall of Fame] at cba.ua.edu
* [https://abhof.culverhouse.ua.edu/ Alabama Business Hall of Fame] at cba.ua.edu


[[Category:Alabama Business Hall of Fame|*]]
[[Category:Alabama Business Hall of Fame|*]]
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[[Category:University of Alabama campus]]
[[Category:University of Alabama campus]]

Latest revision as of 15:45, 7 August 2023

The Alabama Business Hall of Fame was established in 1973 to honor the contributions of individual business leaders to the state of Alabama. The hall of fame is maintained by the Culverhouse College of Commerce Board of Visitors at the University of Alabama.

Bronze plaques of each inductee are installed on the walls of the Hall of Fame Room in Hewson Hall. The installation was moved from its former home in Bidgood Hall.

Inductees

2020s

2010s

2000s

1990s

1980s

1970s

References

  • Cooper, Lauren B. (October 14, 2009) "Alabama Business Hall of Fame to induct five leaders." Birmingham Business Journal

External links

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