Omar Brown

CTL-E-4933 · Person · politician · contemporary

VERIFIED evidence grade of this record

Senior Vice President, Community and Impact, The Big Ten Conference. Appeared at City Club of Chicago program 'Dr. Mark C. Reed, President, Loyola University Chicago — in conversation with Omar Brown, Senior Vice President, Community and Impact, The Big Ten Conference' (2024-09-10).

Notes

BCCVA Source Collection 001 (City Club of Chicago) seed record. Role at time of speech: Senior Vice President, Community and Impact, The Big Ten Conference. Civic lenses: 02 Civil Rights & Justice. Programs: Dr. Mark C. Reed, President, Loyola University Chicago — in conversation with Omar Brown, Senior Vice President, Community and Impact, The Big Ten Conference (2024-09-10). Identity verification: "As a Black man, I always feel like it's important to be an example" — Self-identification in a Loyola University profile (news.luc.edu). Research status: seed-verified. Last verified: 2026-10-06.

Relationships

City Club of Chicago: Dr. Mark C. Reed, President, Loyola University Chicago — in conversation with Omar Brown, Senior Vice President, Community and Impact, The Big Ten Conference — related to
Appeared at City Club of Chicago program "Dr. Mark C. Reed, President, Loyola University Chicago — in conversation with Omar Brown, Senior Vice President, Community and Impact, The Big Ten Conference" (2024-09-10). Role at time: Senior Vice President, Community and Impact, The Big Ten Conference.

Sources

Identity evidence: "As a Black man, I always feel like it's important to be an example" — Self-identification in a Loyola University profile (news.luc.edu)
City Club of Chicago program: Dr. Mark C. Reed, President, Loyola University Chicago — in conversation with Omar Brown, Senior Vice President, Community and Impact, The Big Ten Conference (2024-09-10) — https://cityclub-chicago.org/event/2/3645/dr-mark-c-reed-president-loyola-university-chicago (primary source)

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