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LEADERSHIP
Leadership Development and the cultivation of our next generation of leaders is a worthwhile investment.
100 Black Men of America continues to prepare youth and young adults who can lead the way and become the next generation of global leaders. The future of our organization and our country lies in the ability to develop a pipeline of talented, courageous and effective leaders who can take up the mantle and take on the challenges that lie ahead.
Many of the members in our network of 100 Black Men Chapters are leaders of other organizations on local, regional and national levels. These men serve as trailblazers and role models for the youth of today who will assume their positions tomorrow. By example and through leadership training, our members work tirelessly to help empower mentees to build character and create hope, aspirations, plans, and futures. Our motto, “What They See Is What They’ll Be®” is epitomized in the servant leadership of our members.

2025 CHAPTER LEADERSHIP

Jeremiah Hathorn, CPA
President

Eric Gray
Recording Secretary

Jeray Perkins
Member-at-Large (Even Yr.)

Donald Gage
Immediate Past President

Thomas Hudson
Economic Empowerment Co-Chair

Mike Doss
Emerging 100 Chair

Jeray Perkins
African American History Challenge Chair

Benjamin Nesbitt
President-Elect

Alfred Wilson
Acting Corresponding Secretary

Leroy Shumpert
Chaplain

Dr. Richard Marks, Jr.
Education Chair

Julian Grimes
Mentoring Chair

Stephen Hickman
Emerging 100 Co-Chair & Dollars & $ense Chair

Lamar Harris
African American History Challenge Co-Chair

Ken Nutt
Treasurer

Verne Wilson
Corresponding Secretary

Isaac Singleton, Jr.
Parlimentarian

Dr. Damien Myers
Education Co-Chair

Stanley K Harvey
Mentoring Co-Chair

Darryl Cherry
Collegiate 100 Chair

Quintinus Henry
Chief Financial Officer

Duan Lee
Member-at-Large (Odd Yr.)

William Luster
Historian

Calvin Dantley
Economic Empowerment Chair

Eric Gray
Mentoring Co-Chair

Benjamin Nesbit
Membership Chair & STEM Chair