Arista
Records president/CEO Antonio"LA"Reid, left presented
a Black History Makers Award to Catherine L. Hughes, founder and
chairperson of radio-group owner Radio One, during the 17th annual
Associated Black Charities black -tie fundraising event at the Marriott
Marquis in New York. Reid and Hughes are pictured with Rayton Gerald,
Chairman of Associated Black Charities. Hughes is the first black
woman to run a publicly traded company. The event raised more than
$550,000 for charities that support 26 local New York Health and
human Services organizations.
Arista
Records president/CEO Antonio"LA"Reid, left presented
a Black History Makers Award to Catherine L. Hughes, founder and
chairperson of radio-group owner Radio One, during the 17th annual
Associated Black Charities black -tie fundraising event at the Marriott
Marquis in New York. Reid and Hughes are pictured with Rayton Gerald,
Chairman of Associated Black Charities. Hughes is the first black
woman to run a publicly traded company. The event raised more than
$550,000 for charities that support 26 local New York Health and
human Services organizations.