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Comment: Promotional content needs to be removed. Biographies should present facts not promote the people concerned. Paul W (talk) 17:26, 31 July 2024 (UTC)
Devon M. Henry is an American entrepreneur and the CEO of Team Henry Enterprises, a general contracting and logistics firm based in Virginia. He is best known for leading the removal of over 24 Confederate monuments across the southern United States, including several Richmond, Virginia.[1] His work has been highlighted in numerous national publications and media outlets for its cultural and historical significance.
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| Alma mater | Norfolk State University |
| Occupation | Entreprenuer |
| Known for | Removal of over 24 confederate monuments |
- ^ "Black contractor braves threats in removing Richmond statues". AP News. 2020-10-25. Retrieved 2024-06-21.