Ladies and Gents….The Industry Dot Biz, the leading urban industry trade site, brings to a close another one of our unique contests… The The Industry Dot BizTop 30 Black Women in Media. Each contest gets better and better and this contest got the MOST votes to date. Some of the comments below were left by voters. Many people voted and didn’t leave comments. If any of the information is incorrect, please feel free to contact us here. Congratulations to the winners. Our next contest… The The Industry Dot Biz Top 10 Producers of All Time will start June 1.
#30 Ebony Steele – 97.9 The Beat- Co-host Rickey Smiley morning show 28 Neke Howse Radio One DC-Program Director 27 Karen KJ Jordan KRNB 26 Sheliah Belle Radio One, On Air Personality and The Belle Report,
Ebony represents all women, not just black women. She remains calm ”heated” conversations and
Neke is a leader in her own right. She’s passionate about what
She represents all things good and real about life. Single mom, reaching out to the community, uplifting sisters, speaking up for the less fortunate, holding people to a standard of excellence, and walking in the life
CEO Sheilah Belle, aka The Belle, has revolutionized how the Gospel Music Industry receives news about the Gospel Community and Industry with The Belle Report. She has also created The Belle Report Entertainment News Update that now airs on more than 50 radio stations around the country
25 Angelique Perrin Dial-Global – On Air personality 24 Wanda Smith WVEE, V103/Atlanta Morning Show Side/Comedienne 22 Gwen Ifel PBS
Angelique is a GO GETTER ! She is an extremely gifted personality who has the ability to work in multiple formats and genres – and not sell her soul to do it. She’d genuine and approachable, and that comes across the airwaves every time
Wanda brings a different personality to the Frank Ski morning show. She adds balance and
She hosts one of the most intelligent shows on Sunday morning, and