A. Bruce Crawley, the president and principal owner of Millennium 3 Management, Inc., and a 1967 alumnus of St. Joseph’s University’s Haub School of Business, has been named this year’s recipient of the annual Haub School of Business Hall of Fame Award. The school will honor Crawley with the award during a dinner in his honor on April 16. The dinner will take place at the Loews Philadelphia Hotel.
The Dean of HSB, Joseph A. DiAngelo Jr., said “we are excited to honor Bruce with this award. In addition to his many career accolades, Bruce has supported the University through his leadership, mentoring and scholarships. He exemplifies everything we seek in our students.”
Crawley is a respected marketing and public relations expert in the Philadelphia region. Crawley has extensive experience in the banking industry and in public relations. His company, Millennium 3 Management, is a banking and communications firm. Before Millennium 3 Management, Crawley served as senior vice president of public and investor relations, vice president, and advertising director of First Pennsylvania Bank. He is an accredited member of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), and he holds a master’s degree in journalism from Temple University. He worked at WURD-AM for four years, and also served as a Sunday columnist for the Philadelphia Tribune.
“I am, of course, very humbled by this recognition from my alma mater, Saint Joseph’s University,” Crawley said. “The school rose to prominence nationwide as one that served as a conduit for a wide array of first-generation college students, launching them into successful professional careers. I was fortunate to be one such student.”