Monday, December 10, 2007
Exemplary Regional Leadership by an Elected Official 2007 Recipient: Joe Herzenberg
"Regional Leadership Honored with Goodmon Awards," 12/13/07
On Monday, December 10, 2007, Leadership Triangle turned its annual awards presentation into a family reunion of sorts. The Goodmon Awards Gala celebrated Triangle family values and recognized the connection between the citizens of the many cities, towns and counties in the central North Carolina area. The event also celebrated the accomplishments of several Triangle individuals and organizations.
And the Goodmon Award Winners Are:
Exemplary Regional Leadership by an Elected Official
2007 Recipient: Joe Herzenberg
Joe Herzenberg was a true leader. He worked tirelessly to promote and protect civil rights and liberties for all people. As our state’s first openly gay elected official, he broke down barriers for future generations of legislators and created a more diverse body of elected officials in Orange County and across the state.
That election began a slow march, a journey, that led to Carrboro becoming the first municipality in the South to adopt domestic partnership benefits, and to Jim Neal becoming the first openly gay man to run for US Senate in North Carolina.
Mike Nelson accepts the Elected Official Award in memory of his good friend Joe Herzenberg.
On Monday, December 10, 2007, Leadership Triangle turned its annual awards presentation into a family reunion of sorts. The Goodmon Awards Gala celebrated Triangle family values and recognized the connection between the citizens of the many cities, towns and counties in the central North Carolina area. The event also celebrated the accomplishments of several Triangle individuals and organizations.
And the Goodmon Award Winners Are:
Exemplary Regional Leadership by an Elected Official
2007 Recipient: Joe Herzenberg
Joe Herzenberg was a true leader. He worked tirelessly to promote and protect civil rights and liberties for all people. As our state’s first openly gay elected official, he broke down barriers for future generations of legislators and created a more diverse body of elected officials in Orange County and across the state.
That election began a slow march, a journey, that led to Carrboro becoming the first municipality in the South to adopt domestic partnership benefits, and to Jim Neal becoming the first openly gay man to run for US Senate in North Carolina.
Mike Nelson accepts the Elected Official Award in memory of his good friend Joe Herzenberg.
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