January 24, 2009 — The Central Florida Chapter of the National Black MBA Association announced the recipients of the Chapter’s 2008 Scholarships. The chapter would like to thank Darden Restaurants for contributing $10,000 towards our Named Scholarship fund and our Economic Empowerment programs.
A special thanks to Darden’s VP of Corporate Tax, Anthony Walker, who presented the 2008 scholarship award to Charles Wright. Charles is a current student at the Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College and he received a check for $5,000 dollars towards his MBA.
Denise Carter receives the Central Florida Chapter’s 2008 Graduate Scholarship for $2,000 dollars. Denise is currently pursuing her MBA from the University of Central Florida and holds a BA from Howard University.
The Chapter congratulates both of these fine students for their accomplishments!
The National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) is dedicated to creating partnerships that result in intellectual and economic wealth in the black community. Over the last 8 years, the Central Florida Chapter has distributed over $17,000 in scholarships to minority business students.
For more information about scholarship opportunities, send questions or comments to: scholarships@cflblackmba.org
January 24, 2009 — The Central Florida Chapter of the National Black MBA Association announced the recipients of the Chapter’s 2008 Scholarships. The chapter would like to thank Darden Restaurants for contributing $10,000 towards our Named Scholarship fund and our Economic Empowerment programs. 
Denise Carter receives the Central Florida Chapter’s 2008 Graduate Scholarship for $2,000 dollars. Denise is currently pursuing her MBA from the University of Central Florida and holds a BA from Howard University. 
