The Greater Milwaukee Urban League (GMUL) and their Board of Directors held its Annual Meeting on Wednesday, April 16, 2025 at the Johnson Controls headquarters, 507 E. Michigan St. The GMUL’s President and CEO, Dr. Eve M. Hall, stated that the theme, “Sustaining Legacy and Impact,” encapsulated the organization’s dual commitment to honoring its historical significance while ensuring continued meaningful change in the community.
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, the featured speaker, discussed a shared vision and partnerships regarding how Milwaukee County will build bridges for our communities, reflect their needs, and create prosperity. “It takes collaboration and most of all it takes strong, committed partnerships, something that the Urban League understands,” said Crowley. Highlighting youth development and civic engagement experiences, GMUL’s education division invited students from George Washington Carver Academy to ask County Executive Crowley questions during the event.
“The Annual Meeting demonstrated GMUL’s commitment to sustaining its foundational values and mission while adapting to evolving community needs,” stated Board Chair Margaret Bailey-Stewart, Director of Government & Community Strategy for the Midwest Region of Charter Communications.
