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Molina Healthcare Recognizes Local Designer for Community Work
June 12, 2012·By BLAC Editorial
William Malcolm was one of six acknowledged
June 12, 2012
Mary Syiek, senior vice president and chief of staff for Molina Healthcare, Inc.; William Malcolm, Community Champions award winner and Craig Bass, president of Molina Healthcare of Michigan.
illiam Malcolm, founder of the menswear fashion line William Malcolm Luxe Collection, was recently one of six individuals to be awarded for his community efforts at Molina Healthcare of Michigan's sixth annual Community Champions Awards event.
In addition to his menswear line, Malcolm is also the founder of three nonprofits: The Suit Project, which mentors young men; The William Malcolm Man of Style & Substance Contest, which provides mentoring and scholarships to Metro Detroit area high school seniors and The Blue Tie Project, for which he specially designs and sells blue ties to benefit prostate cancer research organizations.
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