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* [[2005]]: [[William Barrett]], [[Northington Laundry]]; [[James Mackin]], [[Regions Bank]]; [[Charles Marks]], [[Motion Industries]]; [[Mark Smith]], ADTRAN; [[John Williamson]], [[Vantage Associates]] | * [[2005]]: [[William Barrett]], [[Northington Laundry]]; [[James Mackin]], [[Regions Bank]]; [[Charles Marks]], [[Motion Industries]]; [[Mark Smith]], ADTRAN; [[John Williamson]], [[Vantage Associates]] | ||
* [[2004]]: [[James Boone, Jr]], [[Boone Newspapers]]; [[Donald Brabston]], Ernst & Young; [[Willliam Halsey, Jr]], Halsey Grocery Company; [[Bernard Monaghan]], [[Vulcan Materials]]; John Watson, Smith's Inc. | * [[2004]]: [[James Boone, Jr]], [[Boone Newspapers]]; [[Donald Brabston]], Ernst & Young; [[Willliam Halsey, Jr]], Halsey Grocery Company; [[Bernard Monaghan]], [[Vulcan Materials]]; John Watson, Smith's Inc. | ||
* [[2003]]: [[Frank Bromberg, Jr]], [[Bromberg's]]; [[Garry Drummond]], [[Drummond Company]]; Roy Nichols, Nichols Research; [[Leroy McAbee]], [[McAbee and Company]]; [[Pettus Randall, III]], [[Randall Publishing]] | |||
* [[2002]]: [[Charles Anderson]], [[Books-A-Million]]; Mack Dove, AAA Cooper; [[Miller Gorrie]], [[Brasfield & Gorrie]]; Ben Stimpson, Gulf Lumber Company; [[Lee Styslinger Jr]], Altec, Inc. | |||
* [[2001]]: [[R.C. Cobb, Jr]], [[Cobb Theaters]]; [[Edward Friend, Jr]], [[Sirote and Permutt]]; [[James Head]], Library Bureau; [[Wallace Malone]], [[SouthTrust Bank]]; Edward Robbins, Robbins Industries; Robert Weil, Weil Brothers Cotton | |||
* [[2000]]: [[Henry Goodrich]], [[BE&K]] and [[SONAT]]; [[Bill Harbert]], [[Bill Harbert Construction]]; Olin King, Space Craft, Inc.; [[Harry Pritchett]], [[Pritchett-Moore, Inc.]]; [{Fred Sington]], [[Fred Sington Sporting Goods]]; [[Ernest Williams]], [[First National Bank of Tuscaloosa]] | |||
* [[1999]]: [[Young Boozer]], [[Cotton States Life Insurance Company]] and [[Colonial Bank]]; [[James Hinton]], [[R. L. Zeigler Company]]; [[Bill Ireland]], [[Vulcan Materials]]; [[William Rushton, III]], [[Protective Life Insurance Company]]; [[Alfred Saliba]], Alfred Saliba Corporation | |||
* [[1998]]: [[James Lee, Jr]], [[Buffalo Rock Company]]; [[John Oliver, Jr]], [[First National Bank of Jasper]]; [[Arthur Outlaw]], Morrison's; [[Elton B. Stephens]], [[EBSCO]]; Adolph Weil, Jr; Weil Brothers Cotton | |||
* [[1997]]: [[Wallace Bunn]], [[BellSouth]]; [[Ehney Camp, Jr]], [[Sterne, Agee and Leach]]; [[James Harrison, Jr]], [[Harco Drugs]]; Ray Loper, W.P. Brown & Son; [[Earl McGowin]], W.T. Smith Lumber Company | |||
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* [http://www.cba.ua.edu/alumni/hof Alabama Business Hall of Fame] at cba | * [http://www.cba.ua.edu/alumni/hof Alabama Business Hall of Fame] at cba.ua.edu | ||
[[Category:Alabama Business Hall of Fame|*]] | [[Category:Alabama Business Hall of Fame|*]] | ||
Revision as of 14:28, 14 October 2009
The Alabama Business Hall of Fame was established in 1970 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.
Inductees
- 2009: Mike Jenkins, IV, Jenkins Brick; Thomas Jernigan, Marathon Corporation; Carl Jones, Regions Bank; John Thomas, Aliant Bank.
- 2008: Derrill Crowe, ProAssurance; Nimrod Frazer; James Hudson, Jr; Benjamin Russell; James Stephens
- 2007: Charles Adair, Woodward Iron Company; Sam Faucett III, Regions Bank; Elmer Harris, Alabama Power; Raymond Jones, G. W. Jones & Sons; Billy Williamson, Jr, Whetstone Capital Investments
- 2006: Bill Cabiness, Jr, Precision Grinding; Paul Flowers, Flowers Hospital; Mayer Mitchell, Mitchell Company; Gene Moor, Jr, AmSouth Bank; Harvey Robbins, Applied Plastics, Inc.
- 2005: William Barrett, Northington Laundry; James Mackin, Regions Bank; Charles Marks, Motion Industries; Mark Smith, ADTRAN; John Williamson, Vantage Associates
- 2004: James Boone, Jr, Boone Newspapers; Donald Brabston, Ernst & Young; Willliam Halsey, Jr, Halsey Grocery Company; Bernard Monaghan, Vulcan Materials; John Watson, Smith's Inc.
- 2003: Frank Bromberg, Jr, Bromberg's; Garry Drummond, Drummond Company; Roy Nichols, Nichols Research; Leroy McAbee, McAbee and Company; Pettus Randall, III, Randall Publishing
- 2002: Charles Anderson, Books-A-Million; Mack Dove, AAA Cooper; Miller Gorrie, Brasfield & Gorrie; Ben Stimpson, Gulf Lumber Company; Lee Styslinger Jr, Altec, Inc.
- 2001: R.C. Cobb, Jr, Cobb Theaters; Edward Friend, Jr, Sirote and Permutt; James Head, Library Bureau; Wallace Malone, SouthTrust Bank; Edward Robbins, Robbins Industries; Robert Weil, Weil Brothers Cotton
- 2000: Henry Goodrich, BE&K and SONAT; Bill Harbert, Bill Harbert Construction; Olin King, Space Craft, Inc.; Harry Pritchett, Pritchett-Moore, Inc.; [{Fred Sington]], Fred Sington Sporting Goods; Ernest Williams, First National Bank of Tuscaloosa
- 1999: Young Boozer, Cotton States Life Insurance Company and Colonial Bank; James Hinton, R. L. Zeigler Company; Bill Ireland, Vulcan Materials; William Rushton, III, Protective Life Insurance Company; Alfred Saliba, Alfred Saliba Corporation
- 1998: James Lee, Jr, Buffalo Rock Company; John Oliver, Jr, First National Bank of Jasper; Arthur Outlaw, Morrison's; Elton B. Stephens, EBSCO; Adolph Weil, Jr; Weil Brothers Cotton
- 1997: Wallace Bunn, BellSouth; Ehney Camp, Jr, Sterne, Agee and Leach; James Harrison, Jr, Harco Drugs; Ray Loper, W.P. Brown & Son; Earl McGowin, W.T. Smith Lumber Company
References
- Cooper, Lauren B. (October 14, 2009) "Alabama Business Hall of Fame to induct five leaders." Birmingham Business Journal
External links
- Alabama Business Hall of Fame at cba.ua.edu