Business Council of Alabama names Birmingham CEO first Black chairman – WVTM13 Birmingham
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The Business Council of Alabama has announced its first African-American president. Mike Kemp has been elected the 36th chairman of the BCA.
Kemp has served as the organization’s first vice-chairman and executive committee member and chairman of ProgressPAC.
“BCA is a consistent and strong voice for the business community and an advocate for creating and sustaining economic opportunities for families across Alabama,” said Gary Smith, president and CEO of PowerSouth Energy Cooperative.
Kemp is the founder, president and CEO of Birmingham’s KMS (formerly Kemp Management Solutions), a program management and consulting company.
Kemp is known throughout Alabama’s business community as an innovative, results-oriented entrepreneur with a talent for bringing businesses of all sizes and sectors together to meet their objectives.
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