Savoy Magazine, the leading African-American culture, business and lifestyle publication, announced their 2017 Power 300: Most Influential Black Corporate Directors. The fall issue of Savoy features an exclusive profile article covering General Colin Powell and an array of compelling articles examining the success and achievement of African American professionals and entrepreneurs.

Savoy Magazine announced the release of their 2017 Power 300: Most Influential Black Corporate Directors listing in the upcoming fall issue. Savoy’s fall issue features a directory of 300 directors serving on the boards of publicly held companies. As the leading business magazine reporting on African American success and achievement, Savoy’s Most Influential Black Corporate Directors edition is the most comprehensive listing of African-American executives, influencers and achievers contributing leadership to corporate boards.

“Savoy is committed to providing comprehensive coverage of African Americans recently selected to serve on their first public board and those that are currently serving on public boards.” said L.P. Green, II, CEO & Publisher of Savoy Magazine. “We continue to be inspired by these accomplished executives, their distinguished careers and the corporations that demonstrate inclusive board composition in Savoy. We offer congratulations and appreciation to the directors recognized in Savoy’s Most Influential Black Corporate Directors edition for their leadership. “

Serving as our cover story, Colin Powell has one of the most impeccable careers in government and military history. Powell has served as a four-star general, national security advisor, chairman of the joint chief of staff and secretary of state. Powell currently serves on the corporate board of directors for Salesforce. In Savoy’s exclusive profile, Powell’s distinguished career, commitment to service and unwavering integrity and legacy is examined in detail.

At over 300 pages, the Savoy fall 2017 issue is the second largest magazine ever produced in our

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