Background
Boone, Beverly Sharon was born on July 2, 1952 in Columbia, Missouri, United States. Daughter of Ernest Oscar III and Lorraine Mildred (Frost) Boone.
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Beverly Sharon Boone
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Beverly Sharon Boone, American Telecommunications marketing executive. Recipient Volunteer Merit award National Association Educators, 1984-1986, Gov's. Merit award Junior Achievement, Georgia, 1985, Recognition award United Negro College Fund, Atlanta, 1985; named one of Outstanding Young Women American, 1981.
Education
Bachelor, Indiana U., 1972; Master in Social Work, Atlanta U., 1974.
Career
Customer service representative, Southern Bell, Atlanta, 1975-1977; communications consultant business marketing, Southern Bell, Atlanta, 1977-1979; sales supervisor marketing and customer service, Southern Bell, Atlanta, 1979-1981; manager sales training, Southern Bell, Atlanta, 1981-1984; manager sales operations, Southern Bell, Atlanta, 1984-1986; program manager direct marketing, Southern Bell, Atlanta, since 1986. Sales consultant American Institute of Management Company, since 1975. Associate Intelligent Heart Prodns., since 1974.
Achievements
Membership
Fundraiser United Negro College Fund, Atlanta, since 1983, High Museum Art, Atlanta, since 1983, Atlanta Symphony, 1984-1985, Woodruff Arts Center, Atlanta,1984-, Council on Battered Women, Atlanta, since 1985, United Way, Atlanta, since 1983, co-chair telemarketing. Volunteer National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Atlanta, 1981-1984, Martin Luther King Center for Social Change, Atlanta, 1981-1983, Junior Achievement, Atlanta, 1985-1986, Literature Action, Atlanta, since 1987. Member American Business Women's Association, Direct Marketing Association Pacific Institute Alumni Association, Delta Sigma Theta.
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Roman Catholic -
Political Party
Democrat
Awards
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Recipient Volunteer Merit award National Association Educators, 1984-1986, Gov's. Merit award Junior Achievement, Georgia, 1985, Recognition award United Negro College Fund, Atlanta, 1985. Named one of Outstanding Young Women American, 1981.Recipient Volunteer Merit award National Association Educators, 1984-1986, Gov's. Merit award Junior Achievement, Georgia, 1985, Recognition award United Negro College Fund, Atlanta, 1985. Named one of Outstanding Young Women American, 1981.