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Lauren Green

CTL-E-6329 · Person · businessperson · contemporary

PROVISIONAL evidence grade — build store (JSON graph)

Combined Graph record U-07515 · provenance: build store (JSON graph), record CTL-E-6329.

Lauren Green is Vice President of C&G Construction Supply Company, the Calumet City, Illinois construction-material supplier the company describes as 100% minority- and women-owned, established in 2009 and certified MBE/WBE at national, state, county and City of Chicago levels. Her vice presidency is documented on WVON's Class of 2026 roster; no independent source naming her was located in this pass, and other Chicago professionals of the same name were excluded as namesakes. She was named to WVON's 40 Under 40 Game Changers Class of 2026.

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Lauren Green is Vice President of C&G Construction Supply Company, the Calumet City, Illinois construction-material supplier the company describes as 100% minority- and women-owned, established in 2009 and certified MBE/WBE at national, state, county and City of Chicago levels. Her vice presidency is documented on WVON's Class of 2026 roster; no independent source naming her was located in this pass, and other Chicago professionals of the same name were excluded as namesakes.

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GRADE BASIS: Provisional — the roster is the only source for her role. NAMESAKE CONTROL: Chicago real-estate and furniture professionals named Lauren Green were excluded. No family relationship between Green and fellow honoree Ashley Coleman (the firm's President, CTL-E-6310) is asserted — no source states one, and the company's official site names no leadership. Organization edge: C&G is not homed; edges BLOCKED until homed. Photo HELD.

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