Brian Muldrow
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Brian Muldrow (born February 25, 1974) is an American entrepreneur, politician, and community advocate. He is known for his contributions to business development and public service in Auburn, New York. Muldrow has been a trailblazer, breaking barriers and making significant strides as the first African American elected legislator in Cayuga County's history.
Early Life and Education
Muldrow was born to William and Bertha Muldrow on February 25, 1974. As the youngest son, he grew up surrounded by family, including his brother William Muldrow Jr. and influential male figures like Jacob Jones (also known as Champ) and Raymond Jones. Raised by his mother and supported by his aunts Virginia Jones, Gloria Blunt, and Great Aunt Ida Jones, Muldrow learned the importance of family values and developed a deep appreciation for life's little blessings. He spent his formative years on the west end of town and frequently visited Booker T Washington Center (BTW) and Neighborhood House, where he cultivated his sense of community.
Muldrow attended Auburn High School, where he laid the foundation for his future success. After graduating, he pursued higher education at CCC (Columbia College), where he earned an associate's degree in business administration.
Career
In 2012, Muldrow founded The Muldrow Group, marking the beginning of his entrepreneurial journey. Over the years, he expanded his business ventures, establishing Cayuga Drug and Alcohol Testing, Minority Professional Association (MPA), Muldrow Properties, CNY Sports Management Group, and RB Entertainment. Muldrow's entrepreneurial endeavors have not only showcased his business acumen but also contributed to the economic growth of the community.
In addition to his business achievements, Muldrow has been actively involved in politics and public service. He embarked on his political career in 2022 when he ran against Brian Dahl, successfully becoming the Legislator of the 15th district in Cayuga County. Muldrow's commitment to public service extends beyond his legislative position. He serves as the Founder and Chair of Minority Professional Association (MPA) and the Programming Chair of BTW. He also holds positions on the NAACP board and serves as the Business Improvement District DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) Chair. Muldrow's dedication to community development is further evident through his involvement in various boards, including the Cayuga County Office of Tourism and his volunteer work with the Social Justice Task Force.
Personal Life
Outside of his professional and political commitments, Muldrow cherishes his role as a family man. He is married to Bernice Muldrow, and he has three children. Muldrow's personal anecdotes and experiences have shaped his perspective on life, fostering his passion for equality, justice, and community empowerment.
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