Caption: Bradley Siegel, President, TV One; Michelle Rice, Executive Vice President, Affiliate Sales and Marketing, TV One; Diversity Awards Dinner emcee Roland Martin, Host and Managing Editor, NewsOne Now, TV One; Jo Pamphile, T. Howard Foundation President & CEO; Rob Doodian, T. Howard Foundation Board Chairman and Executive Vice President, Human Resources, AMC Networks, Inc.; Michael Schwimmer, CEO, Fuse Media and Diversity Awards Dinner Executive Leadership Award recipient.

On March 25, the T. Howard Foundation hosted its annual Diversity Awards Dinner in NYC at Cipriani Wall St and emceed by news commentator Roland Martin. The event recognized Nuvo + Fuse Networks CEO Michael Schwimmer with the Executive Leadership Award and filmmaker Tyler Perry with the Champion Award. At the dinner, the late Stuart Scott of ESPN’s “SportsCenter” was honored. ESPN’s Sean Bratches announced that the company would create a T. Howard Internship on behalf of Scott. Check out the pics below. (Click on each to see the full image.)

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