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'''Erskine "Chuck" Faush, Jr''' is president of [[Summit Media Entertainment]], a division of Birmingham-based [[Summit Media]]. He formerly served as Chief of Staff for [[Mayor of Birmingham|Birmingham Mayor]] [[William Bell]] from [[2010]] to [[2015]].
[[File:Chuck Faush.jpg|right|thumb|Chuck Faush]]
'''Erskine Ramsay "Chuck" Faush Jr''' is a multimedia producer who has served in several positions, including former president of [[Summit Media Entertainment]], a division of Birmingham-based [[Summit Media]], and as a senior city of Birmingham official. A pastor in the AME Zion Church, Faush currently leads [[Trinity AME Zion Church]] in Birmingham.  


Faush is one of three children born to [[Erskine Faush|Erskine]] and [[Audrey Faush]]. His father was pastor of [[Metropolitan AME Zion Church]] and co-host, with [[Shelley Stewart]], of the "[[Gospel Cavalcade]]" program on [[WATV-AM]]. The younger Faush served as president of the [[UAB Student Government Association|Student Government Association]] at [[UAB]] and chaired the Council of SGA Presidents. He graduated in [[1989]] and went to work in the office of [[Miles College]] president [[Albert Sloan]]. He went on to become an ordained minister in the [[AME Zion Church]] and a leader in the church's Alabama-Florida Conference.
He formerly served as Chief of Staff to [[Mayor of Birmingham|Birmingham Mayor]] [[William Bell]] from [[2010]] to [[2015]] where he led 50 Years Forward Civil Rights anniversary campaign, which helped galvanize support that resulted in the Civil Rights District being designated as a National Monument.


Faush served as a managing partner of [[Ramsey & Partners]] and as co-producer and host of the BET Networks' "[[nContrast]]" program, which debuted in [[2002]].  
Faush was Senior Vice President, Chief Development & Innovation Officer for the Chicago Urban League October 2019 - January 2022. He was recently named an executive with Southern Company in Illinois.
 
He also chairs the HBCU platform, The Yard, which has awarded $500,000 in scholarships and grants, and created “Dream Spaces" at Tennessee State and Alabama A&M Universities over the past three years.
 
Faush is one of three children born to [[Erskine Faush|Erskine]] and Wilether Faush. His father was pastor of [[Metropolitan AME Zion Church]] and co-host, with [[Shelley Stewart]], of the "[[Gospel Cavalcade]]" program on [[WATV-AM]]. The younger Faush served as president of the [[UAB Student Government Association|Student Government Association]] at [[UAB]] and chaired the Council of SGA Presidents. He graduated in [[1989]] and went to work in the office of [[Miles College]] president [[Albert Sloan]].
 
Like his father, he later became an ordained minister in the [[AME Zion Church]] and a leader in the church's Alabama-Florida Conference.
 
Faush served as a managing partner of [[Ramsey & Partners]] and as co-producer and host of the BET Networks' "[[nContrast]]" program, which debuted in [[2002]]. He has been a leader in connecting the entertainment industry with public school students, helping implement the "[[Communities in Schools]]" program in Georgia and Alabama.
 
He produced the full-length documentary film "[[On Air: 1960s Black Radio in Birmingham]]," which premiered at the [[Alabama Theatre]] on [[February 5]], [[2010]]. That same year, Faush joined William Bell's administration as chief of staff. Faush left City Hall in March [[2015]] to take a leadership role at Summit Media.
 
Faush and his wife, [[Andrea Faush|Andrea]], have two daughters, Brittany and Tyler.


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* Fulmer, Ashley (March 2010) "Renaissance Man: Television host, producer, pastor, community advocate, family man and the chef [sic] of staff for Birmingham's new mayor: the many hats of Chuck Faush" ''B-Metro''
* Fulmer, Ashley (March 2010) "Renaissance Man: Television host, producer, pastor, community advocate, family man and the chef [sic] of staff for Birmingham's new mayor: the many hats of Chuck Faush" ''B-Metro''
* Bryant, Joseph D. (March 17, 2015) "Birmingham Mayor William Bell's chief of staff calling it quits after five years." {{BN}}
* Bryant, Joseph D. (March 17, 2015) "Birmingham Mayor William Bell's chief of staff calling it quits after five years." {{BN}}
* Birmingham Now "Top Birmingham exec Chuck Faush launches national HBCU initiative prior to U.S. Conference of Mayors in D.C."
* Radiofacts.com "TSU students get ‘Dream Space’; virtual ribbon-cutting highlights university, industry commitment to excellence"
* obamawhitehouse.archives.gov "Presidential Proclamations -- Establishment of the Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument"
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Latest revision as of 17:18, 6 March 2022

Chuck Faush

Erskine Ramsay "Chuck" Faush Jr is a multimedia producer who has served in several positions, including former president of Summit Media Entertainment, a division of Birmingham-based Summit Media, and as a senior city of Birmingham official. A pastor in the AME Zion Church, Faush currently leads Trinity AME Zion Church in Birmingham.

He formerly served as Chief of Staff to Birmingham Mayor William Bell from 2010 to 2015 where he led 50 Years Forward Civil Rights anniversary campaign, which helped galvanize support that resulted in the Civil Rights District being designated as a National Monument.

Faush was Senior Vice President, Chief Development & Innovation Officer for the Chicago Urban League October 2019 - January 2022. He was recently named an executive with Southern Company in Illinois.

He also chairs the HBCU platform, The Yard, which has awarded $500,000 in scholarships and grants, and created “Dream Spaces" at Tennessee State and Alabama A&M Universities over the past three years.

Faush is one of three children born to Erskine and Wilether Faush. His father was pastor of Metropolitan AME Zion Church and co-host, with Shelley Stewart, of the "Gospel Cavalcade" program on WATV-AM. The younger Faush served as president of the Student Government Association at UAB and chaired the Council of SGA Presidents. He graduated in 1989 and went to work in the office of Miles College president Albert Sloan.

Like his father, he later became an ordained minister in the AME Zion Church and a leader in the church's Alabama-Florida Conference.

Faush served as a managing partner of Ramsey & Partners and as co-producer and host of the BET Networks' "nContrast" program, which debuted in 2002. He has been a leader in connecting the entertainment industry with public school students, helping implement the "Communities in Schools" program in Georgia and Alabama.

He produced the full-length documentary film "On Air: 1960s Black Radio in Birmingham," which premiered at the Alabama Theatre on February 5, 2010. That same year, Faush joined William Bell's administration as chief of staff. Faush left City Hall in March 2015 to take a leadership role at Summit Media.

Faush and his wife, Andrea, have two daughters, Brittany and Tyler.

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References

  • Fulmer, Ashley (March 2010) "Renaissance Man: Television host, producer, pastor, community advocate, family man and the chef [sic] of staff for Birmingham's new mayor: the many hats of Chuck Faush" B-Metro
  • Bryant, Joseph D. (March 17, 2015) "Birmingham Mayor William Bell's chief of staff calling it quits after five years." The Birmingham News
  • Birmingham Now "Top Birmingham exec Chuck Faush launches national HBCU initiative prior to U.S. Conference of Mayors in D.C."
  • Radiofacts.com "TSU students get ‘Dream Space’; virtual ribbon-cutting highlights university, industry commitment to excellence"
  • obamawhitehouse.archives.gov "Presidential Proclamations -- Establishment of the Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument"
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