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By Kristopher Jackson  Before leading RCF Group, a nationally recognized minority supplier company that specializes in providing comprehensive workplace solutions, Carl Satterwhite spent 15 years at Procter and Gamble developing the corporation's outsourcing program. He worked in real estate, furniture, and workplace strategy, and helped position the company to expand its global reach, having identified an industry trend toward outsourcing. He left the company in 2000, and three years later Procter and Gamble completed one of the largest global facilities outsourcing efforts in the world. That moment

Photo by Classic Expressions Photography By Kristopher Jackson Jenell R. Ross never planned to take the reins of her family’s business. The responsibility arrived suddenly in 1997 when her father, Robert P. Ross Sr., died unexpectedly. In that moment, she stepped into a legacy built on persistence, courage, and an unshakable belief in service. She has carried that legacy forward with the same conviction that guided her parents.  Today, Ross serves as president of Bob Ross Auto Group in Centerville, Ohio. The company is the only Buick, GMC, and

Internationally Renowned Artist of the African Diaspora, Educator, Community Activist Since the 1970s, Willis “Bing” Davis has created brilliant artwork in Dayton and beyond that reflects his spiritual feelings, visions, love, and appreciation for the storied culture and history of Africa and the entire African Diaspora. Whether teaching high school or college students or creating Afrocentric artwork and projects through his Dayton-based Willis Bing Davis Art Studio and EbonNia Gallery, Davis’ mission has been – and always will be - to create, exhibit, educate, promote, and preserve artwork

Kala Gibson, Executive Vice President and Chief Corporate Responsibility Officer at Fifth Third, will be the Foreword Writer for the Who’s Who In Black Cincinnati, 10th edition. This edition’s networking reception and book reveal will be held on December 10, 2025. “I am excited to introduce readers to the next edition of Who’s Who In Black Cincinnati,” said Gibson. “The individuals who will be featured are exceptional, generational leaders whose journeys to excellence help make our community a better place to live, work and play. "I’m also thrilled to support the book’s