Hannah M. Brown
Airline management and local enterprise
An airline manager and Urban Chamber leader whose career links tourism’s transport system with local business opportunity.
A career in aviation
The City of Las Vegas’s honoree biography identifies Brown as the first Black woman station manager for Western and Delta. Her later work included a regional customer-service leadership role. [2]
The business community’s archive
Brown became Urban Chamber of Commerce president in 1999. UNLV’s papers preserve records of her aviation career, civic leadership and recognition, providing a starting point for deeper research into both parts of that story. [2] [1]
Key dates
- 1999
Becomes Urban Chamber president. [2]
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7 entries about associated places, not necessarily this person in the saved collection.
Sign project highlights fellowship of Historic Westside in Las Vegas
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$50K research grant yet another sign of good occurring in Historic Westside
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Nevada Partners kicks off effort to revitalize Las Vegas' Historic Westside
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The Historic Westside is still a food desert. Here's what's being done to help
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Las Vegas to debut exterior murals in Historic Westside
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Western Airlines at McCarran International Airport, Las Vegas, Nevada: photographic print
Photograph · Erle A. Taylor Photograph Collection. Catalog date: Circa 1963–1970.
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