Background
II, Robert Louis Wynn, was born on January 2, 1954 in Greensboro, North Carolina, United States. Son of Robert L. and Margaret L. (Howerton) W.
- Photos
- Works
- Photos
- Works
Robert Louis Wynn, II
Edit Profile
Robert Louis Wynn, II, American state government official. Bar: Michigan; licensed real estate broker, North Carolina, Wisconsin. Recipient John Motley Morehead scholarship Morehead Foundation, University North Carolina, 1972-1976, Wisconsin Minority Small Business Advocate of Year, Small Business Administration, 1991, Minority Business Achievement award Wisconsin Supplier Development Council, 1991.
Education
Bachelor in Political Science, University North Carolina, 1976. Juris Doctor, University Michigan, 1979.
Career
Attorney, United Auto Workers Legal Superior vena cava syndrome, Detroit, 1979-1980;
legislation analyst, Wisconsin State Sen., Madison, 1981-1983;
assistant to president, Guilford College, Greensboro, North Carolina, 1984-1985;
director minority business, Wisconsin Department Development, Madison, since 1985;
owner, president, C.P. Industries, Inc., Madison, 1992-1995. Business instructor Madison Business College, 1983-1985. President Robert Wynn and Associations, Madison, since 1987.
Board directors Minority Business Management Seminars, Madison.
Achievements
Membership
Founder, president Robert and Margaret H. Wynn Memorial Scholarship Fund, Greensboro, since 1982, Madison Area Investment Club, 1987-1990. Member Leadership Greensboro, 1985. Coordinator Robert L. Wynn Golf Tournament, since 1983.
Director South Central Wisconsin Regional Council Investment Clubs. Member Wisconsin Black State Employees (fundraising committee since 1992), Madison Golfers Alliance (president), Kappa Alpha Psi (treasurer Madison chapter 1991-1994).
Interests
Connections
Married Millie J. Jones, May 28, 1983.
-
Born
-
Nationality
American
Awards
-
Recipient John Motley Morehead scholarship Morehead Foundation, University North Carolina, 1972-1976, Wisconsin Minority Small Business Advocate of Year, Small Business Administration, 1991, Minority Business Achievement award Wisconsin Supplier Development Council, 1991.Recipient John Motley Morehead scholarship Morehead Foundation, University North Carolina, 1972-1976, Wisconsin Minority Small Business Advocate of Year, Small Business Administration, 1991, Minority Business Achievement award Wisconsin Supplier Development Council, 1991.