
On March 1, 2012 at the Norfolk Waterside Marriott, the Hampton Roads Business Hall of Fame will welcome new Laureates from the HR community. Proceeds from this black-tie dinner and awards ceremony benefit Junior Achievement students throughout America’s First Region. Junior Achievement brings the real world into the classroom and after-school settings with hands-on experiences that teach young people about business, financial literacy, workforce readiness - - the economics of life. Founded in 1985, the Hampton Roads’ Business Hall of Fame honors individuals whose business innovations, effective management and civic involvement have made a major impact and positive difference in companies and communities throughout Hampton Roads, America’s First Region. Inductees’ records of achievement must demonstrate: Business Excellence; Courageous thinking and actions; Visionary, innovative leadership; and Community involvement. Through these accomplishments, Laureates serve as role models for the next generation of business leaders, many of whom are currently Junior Achievement students. For more information contact: Kevin Will, President, 757–455–9503 or e-mail: Kevin.Will@ja.org. ![]() |
John S. Alfriend | Charles K. Hutchens, Sr. Sidney S. Kellam Herb V. Kelly A.J. Lancaster, Jr. John R. "Johnny" Lawson Cathy Lewis Harvey L. Lindsay Joseph W. Luter Nicholas M. Mathews Arnold B. McKinnon George T. McLean Louis Archer McMurran Senator Jeffrey L. McWaters Arthur J. Morris Sol Nachman Ida Nachman Fred Napolitano, Sr. Lloyd Usilton Noland, Sr. Amedeo Obici David L. Peebles Edwin Phillips Harrison Phoebus Robin D. Ray Scott Rigell M.G. "Pat" Robertson George Wisham Roper William F. Rountree, Jr. Leo Max Sandler Dr. C. Waldo Scott Walter S. Segaloff Samuel LeRoy Slover J.L. Tysinger Captain William R. Van Buren Caleb D. West Joseph R. Witt Dorothy "Dot" Wood |


