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The '''Live the Dream Award''', established in [[ | The '''Live the Dream Award''', established in [[2002]], was an annual honor bestowed by the [[Birmingham Regional Chamber of Commerce]] for up to seven individuals or institutions which have brought national or international acclaim to the 7-county [[Birmingham metropolitan area]]. | ||
The award was discontinued after the Chamber merged into the [[Birmingham Business Alliance]] in [[2009]]. | |||
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[[Category:Awards]] | [[Category:Awards]] | ||
[[Category:February events]] | [[Category:February events]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:04, 29 September 2015
The Live the Dream Award, established in 2002, was an annual honor bestowed by the Birmingham Regional Chamber of Commerce for up to seven individuals or institutions which have brought national or international acclaim to the 7-county Birmingham metropolitan area.
The award was discontinued after the Chamber merged into the Birmingham Business Alliance in 2009.
2008
- James Andrews, orthopaedic surgeon
- Emmylou Harris, vocalist
- James McClintock, researcher
- DeMeco Ryans, NFL linebacker
- Shelley Stewart, advertising executive
- A. G. Gaston, business tycoon (lifetime achievement)
2007
- Brett Blackledge, Pulitzer-winning Birmingham News reporter
- Max Cooper, McDonald's franchisee and Broadway producer
- Rebecca Luker, Broadway actress
- Steve Orel, education activist
- Kerry Rhodes, NFL player
- Fred Shuttlesworth, Civil Rights leader
- Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
2006
- Mother Angelica, EWTN founder (lifetime achievement)
- Fannie Flagg, author and actress
- Todd Jones, MLB pitcher
- Hoover High School football team
- Taylor Hicks, American Idol champion
- Charles Barkley, NBA player
2005
- Bo Bice, American Idol runner up
- Michael Saag, UAB AIDS researcher
- Jefferson County International Baccalaureate School
- Albert Sloan, former Miles College president (lifetime achievement)
2004
- Condoleezza Rice, US Secretary of State
- Cat Reddick, Olympic gold medalist
- Lakeshore Foundation
- Diedre Downs, Miss America
- Mike Anderson, UAB Blazers head basketball coach
- Frank Stitt, restauranteur
2003
- Betsy Rogers, National Teacher of the Year
- Ron Nored, Bethel-Ensley Action Task
- Beatrice Hahn, UAB AIDS researcher
2002
- Vonetta Flowers, gold medalist, U.S. Olympic women's bobsled team
References
- Natta, André (March 5, 2009) "Six are honored for living the dream" The Terminal
External link
- Live the Dream Awards at birminghamchamber.com