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Mind Shift: Thoughts on Building Community w/ Charles O'Neal
Matt Houston is joined by the President of Texas Association of African American Chambers of Commerce (TAAACC) Charles O'Neal as they discuss needs in the Black community. Charles is Charles O’Neal has a long history of involvement in the Dallas community. O’Neal served as the DBCC’s Main Street Manager, working with community-based organizations, realtors, utilities, insurance and financial institutions to coordinate plans for revitalizing Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. O’Neal was instrumental in creating the MLK Boulevard Merchants Association. He served as DBCC's Chairman in 1992 and President before transitioning to his role at TAAACC.
A 20-plus year, award-winning career in the newspaper business provides the backdrop for O’Neal’s insight into the inner-workings of our city, state and nation and helped shape credible opinions on the entire spectrum of the African American Experience.
Guest(s): Charles O'Neal
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By Matt HoustonMatt Houston is joined by the President of Texas Association of African American Chambers of Commerce (TAAACC) Charles O'Neal as they discuss needs in the Black community. Charles is Charles O’Neal has a long history of involvement in the Dallas community. O’Neal served as the DBCC’s Main Street Manager, working with community-based organizations, realtors, utilities, insurance and financial institutions to coordinate plans for revitalizing Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. O’Neal was instrumental in creating the MLK Boulevard Merchants Association. He served as DBCC's Chairman in 1992 and President before transitioning to his role at TAAACC.
A 20-plus year, award-winning career in the newspaper business provides the backdrop for O’Neal’s insight into the inner-workings of our city, state and nation and helped shape credible opinions on the entire spectrum of the African American Experience.
Guest(s): Charles O'Neal