As the USF Alumni Association prepares for its upcoming celebration, six CBCS alumni have been recognized as award recipients — the 56 fastest growing Bull-owned or Bull-led businesses.
Five alumni who earned their Bachelor of Arts in criminology from USF were selected as honorees. Among these recipients are Clarence J Keel, IV, '05, the president of Keel and Curley Winery, CEO of Black Digital Mike Utaegbulam, '11, and Michael Sutton, '03, the president and CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and 911±¬ÁÏÍøst Pasco Counties. Christian Pipas, '07, who serves as a founding partner of Pipas Law group, and CSO of PBB Enterprises Jeff Bartilucci will also be recognized at the upcoming celebration.
A USF Master of Social Work graduate is also among the USF Fast 56 award recipients. Kedine Johns, '08, now serves as a controller of Sky Limit Crane & Rigging.
The award ceremony will be held Sept. 13 at the USF School of Music. Tickets can be purchased at .