E-mail a friendFebruary 1, 2005
National Urban League CEO Marc Morial discusses the relevancy of his organization. Country singing star LeAnn Rimes says she learned at an early age that business and family don't mix.
Marc Morial
Marc Morial
Before taking the helm of the National Urban League in '03, Marc Morial served two terms as one of the youngest mayors in New Orleans history. While mayor, he was head of the U.S. Conference of Mayors and developed a national urban policy. He also served in the Louisiana State Senate, where he was recognized as Conservationist Senator of the Year, Education Senator of the Year and Legislative Rookie of the Year. When not in public service, Morial practiced law and was involved in many high profile cases.
LeAnn Rimes
LeAnn Rimes
Country music sensation LeAnn Rimes released her first album at age 11 and had a hit song at age 14. She's gone on to establish herself as one of the leading singers of the day, earning 2 Grammys, 3 Country Music Awards and selling 27 million albums. She's also expanded her résumé to include author, with two children's books under her belt. Last year, Rimes was named "the voice" of the Children's Miracle Network, a charity devoted to raising funds for children's hospitals. She's just released her ninth CD, "This Woman.'