ARC honors Diageo’s William Bullard
William Bullard (right) receives American Red Cross Humanitarian of the Year Award from Dwight Hill, Chairman, American Red Cross Greater Miami and the Keys Board of Directors.
Judge Marilyn Milian and Bill Bullard
Tracy Mourning and Sheldon Lowe
Eduardo Barco and Angela María Tafur de Barco, Bill and Phili Bullard
Judge Marilyn Milian and husband John Schlesinger
Angela María Tafur (Event Chair) and Sam Tidwell (CEO American Red Cross South Florida Region)
Dwight Hill (Chair, Greater Miami & the Keys Board of Directors, American Red Cross South Florida Region) and Bill Bullard
Sam Tidwell, Lauren Smith, Dwight Hill
William Bullard (right) is congratulated by Judge Marilyn Milian of the TV show The People's Court, who was the mistress of ceremonies at this year's event.
The American Red Cross South Florida Region honored William Bullard of Diageo Latin America & Caribbean with the 2013 Humanitarian of the Year Award during a dinner recently at the Four Seasons Hotel Miami. Bullard has been instrumental in the development and growth of Learning for Life, an education and life skills program created and launched by Diageo Latin America & Caribbean in 2008. I’m honored and humbled by this recognition,” said Bullard. “Learning for Life transforms lives by offering individuals an opportunity to gain employment and become active contributors to their communities. We’re so proud that more than 80,000 lives have been impacted by more than 59 programs in 30 countries throughout Latin America and the Caribbean,” Bullard added. In June 2012, Diageo partnered with Florida International University’s Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management and launched a unique program, the first initiative in the United States modeled after the successes achieved in Latin America and the Caribbean. The effort between Diageo and FIU offers job readiness training, certifications, and internship opportunities to the unemployed and underemployed populations in South Florida, and seeks to specifically include war veterans and their families. The chairman of this year’s dinner was Angela María Tafur de Barco, and the members of the host committee were Missy Carricarte, Fernanda Domit, Tuti Fernández, María Lowe and Winnie Pritchett. Judge Marilyn Milian of the TV show “The People’s Court” was the mistress of ceremonies. The benefactors of this year’s event were Dialogue, The Falic Family Foundation, Inc., GalaxE.Solutions, and The Latin Recording Academy.
