Dusty Baker, Danetta Jackson, & Toks Omishakin honored at Cal African American CC 2026 Economy Event скачать в хорошем качестве

Dusty Baker, Danetta Jackson, & Toks Omishakin honored at Cal African American CC 2026 Economy Event

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Dusty Baker, Danetta Jackson, and Toks Omishakin were honored by the California African American Chamber of Commerce (CAACC) on Jan. 28, 2026, at the Third Annual State of the California African American Economy Summit in Sacramento. They were honored with community recognition awards during the evening reception and awards ceremony for their service, impact, and dedication to community advancement, as noted by speakers at the summit. HONOREES: Dusty Baker: Recognized as a baseball legend and California-based figure (Partner & Grower, Baker Family Wines). Danetta Jackson: Recognized for her work as the Chief of the Statewide Supplier Diversity Program at the California Department of General Services (DGS). Toks Omishakin: Recognized for his role as the Secretary of the California State Transportation Agency (CalSTA). The event, held at the Kimpton Sawyer Hotel, aimed to highlight leaders contributing to economic equity and growth for diverse businesses across California. The Economy Summit is a premier, full-day event hosted by CAACC. It focuses on economic equity, growth, and infrastructure for Black-owned businesses, featuring panels, workshops, and high-level networking. Key details of the 2026 summit include: Purpose: To build pathways for economic growth and provide access for Black businesses in California. Focus Areas: The event covers topics such as infrastructure, energy, AI for business growth, and strategies for fostering an inclusive economy. Attendees: The summit gathers business leaders, policymakers, and industry experts to address economic empowerment. This annual convening is a critical event for fostering partnerships and driving economic policy. Footage, Produced, and Written by Tony Ray Harvey