100 Black Men of Atlanta introduces seven Class of 2026 members
Frank Jones, Kenneth O’Rourke, Randy G. Gibbs, Thelbert Snowden, Theron Johnson, Nick Slappy and Marcus Billie join the brotherhood.
100 Black Men of Atlanta introduced Frank Jones, Kenneth O’Rourke, Randy G. Gibbs, Thelbert Snowden, Theron Johnson, Nick Slappy and Marcus Billie as members of its Class of 2026.
The group says each joined for a different reason, with a common thread of investing in people, strengthening community and preparing the next generation to lead.
100 Black Men of Atlanta continued introducing its Class of 2026 with seven new members: Derek East, Drew Reynolds, Eddie Bradford, Emmett Orr, Henry Goodgame, Jamil Codner and Jason Ingram.
The group says each joined for a different reason, with a shared focus on investing in people, strengthening community and helping prepare the next generation to lead. Each member shares, in his own words, what inspired him to join.
From 100 Black Men of Atlanta· Instagram · Oct 14
Open the post“The 100 Black Men of Atlanta Class of 2026 rollout continues. Today, we’re proud to introduce Frank Jones, Kenneth O’Rourke, Randy G. Gibbs, Thelbert Snowden, Theron Johnson, Nick Slappy, and Marcus Billie—seven accomplished men bringing their leadership, experience, and commitment to service into the brotherhood. Each joined the 100 for a different reason, but their stories share a common thread: investing in people, strengthening community, and helping prepare the next generation to lead. Swipe through to meet each member and hear, in his own words, what inspired him to become part of the 100 Black Men of Atlanta. More members of the Class of 2026 are coming throughout the week. Leadership. Mentorship. Service. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #Mentorship #Leadership #Service #WhatTheySeeIsWhatTheyllBe”
From 100 Black Men of Atlanta· Instagram · Oct 13
Open the post“The 100 Black Men of Atlanta Class of 2026 rollout continues. Today, we’re proud to introduce Derek East, Drew Reynolds, Eddie Bradford, Emmett Orr, Henry Goodgame, Jamil Codner, and Jason Ingram—seven accomplished men bringing their leadership, experience, and commitment to service into the brotherhood. Each joined the 100 for a different reason, but their stories share a common thread: investing in people, strengthening community, and helping prepare the next generation to lead. Swipe through to meet each member and hear, in his own words, what inspired him to become part of the 100 Black Men of Atlanta. More members of the Class of 2026 are coming throughout the week. Leadership. Mentorship. Service. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #Mentorship #Leadership #Service #WhatTheySeeIsWhatTheyllBe”
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