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This year’s foreword is written by Cheryl Polk, executive vice president and chief operating offi cer of the United Way of Greater St. Louis, and the coffee tablequality publication is more than 300 pages in length. Who's Who In Black St. Louis® offers readers pictures and biographical data on local African-American leaders in the metropolitan St. Louis area,
including some of St. Louis Interesting Personalities, Most Influential, Corporate Brass, Spiritual and Community Leaders and much more.

Keith Antone Willis Sr., Who’s Who St. Louis publisher shares, “This edition of Who’s Who In Black St. Louis® exceeds expectations featuring many who have made tremendous strides and sacrifi ces to become examples of success not only in St. Louis, but often for the nation. This edition will also feature a special tribute to the late Katherine Dunham, a choreographer, dancer and humanitarian who touched the lives of many in St. Louis and around the world.

Who's Who Publishing Company founder and CEO, C. Sunny Martin states.We are elated about this third edition of Who's Who in Black St. Louis as it represents one of our most comprehensive efforts to document and highlight St. Louis infl uential African-American leaders. In keeping with our mission to make an impact on the St. Louis youth, we encourage the corporate and educational community to purchase these books and get them into the hands of our youth who are looking for positive role models and mentors with whom they can connect. The Who's Who In Black St. Louis book retails for $24.95 and will be available at bookstores.