Eight new members of the Alabama Business Hall of Fame will be inducted at a ceremony in Birmingham in November.
The inductees will be:
Walter Batson Jr., of Huntsville, co-founder and chairman of the board of InterFuze Corp.
Dixon Brooke Jr., of Birmingham, retired CEO and president of EBSCO.
Ronald G. Bruno, of Vestavia Hills, former CEO of Bruno’s Supermarkets and partner in Bruno Event Team.
Grayson Hall, of Birmingham, retired chairman and CEO of Regions Financial Corp.
Alexis M. Herman, of Washington, D.C., former U.S. secretary of Labor.
Michael Mouron, of Birmingham, founder of Capstone Development Corp.
William S. Propst Sr., of Huntsville, former owner of Qualitest. He died in 2019.
C. Kemmons Wilson Jr., of Memphis, Tennessee, principal and vice chairman of the board of directors of Kemmons Wilson Companies.
The Culverhouse College of Business at the University of Alabama is home to the Alabama Business Hall of Fame. All candidates for membership must have been deceased or in retirement at least three years, except for those who are 65 and older and still active in business.
