Delta Air Lines is a chief strategic partner in the expansion of the 100 movement. From the formalization of the 100 Black Men of America in 1986, Delta Air Lines has understood the importance of the 100 blanketing this country, and the globe, with members mentoring in their communities. Delta's travel resources have enabled the 100 to support interest groups, to evaluate the successes and challenges of our chapters, to support chapter programs, and support our branding and resource raising activities. It is through Delta's support that we are able to remain in direct contact with our many partners and supporters. Delta has activated its community focused employees networks in cities where we convene international conferences while supporting our ongoing efforts to welcome our conference attendees, supporters, and speakers. Delta has extended its support throughout the 100 network with direct support of our chapters in the areas of New York, Atlanta, Miami, Cleveland, and Los Angeles to name a few. Delta, through their ever present representative Scarlet Pressley Brown, has provided leadership, advice, and counsel to the 100 for many years. An example of Scarlet’s insight was her creation of a 100 tribute video presentation that has become a great tool for branding the 100 internationally.