ANN ARBOR, Mich. - s4story -- Golden Limousine International has been recognized as a 2025 Ace Award Honoree by the Michigan Minority Supplier Development Council (MMSDC). The theme of this year's celebration, "Woven With Purpose," honors the individuals and organizations whose actions create lasting, positive change and strengthen communities across Michigan.

Golden was recognized in the Health & Wellness category as a result of their ongoing commitment to advancing community well-being by removing barriers to mobility, housing, healing, and culture across Washtenaw County and Southeast Michigan.

Many of the initiatives that they have been involved in were made possible by community partnerships including:

• Partnering with WEMU to provide low-cost shuttles to the Detroit Jazz Festival
• Providing transportation for individuals to receive holiday meals through Eastern Michigan University's "Thankful for You" program
• Ongoing sponsorship and in-kind support for the United Way and the Shelter Association of Washtenaw County to strengthen food security and housing outcomes
• UMS sponsorships to expand performing arts access to underserved audiences
• Ongoing support of and advocacy for veterans organizations, including Freedom River

Driving Economic Growth For All

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The Michigan Minority Supplier Development Council (MMSDC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing economic growth and creating opportunities that uplift communities across the state.

The Ace Awards honor individuals and organizations who exemplify innovation, progress, and community impact — values that reflect the mission of the MMSDC and its partners statewide. At this year's celebration, titled Woven With Purpose: Honoring the Work that Weaves All Communities Together, Golden was represented by Sandra Black and Deidre Aikens.

They joined Community Impact honorees Jalen Rose, Rhonda Walker and Herman Moore, along with community leaders, entrepreneurs, and advocates in celebrating those strengthening Michigan through connection.

Golden's Commitment to Community

"Community has always been at the heart of everything we do, which is why this recognition is so meaningful for us," said Golden CEO Sean Duval. "It's an honor to be recognized for our efforts. We remain dedicated to delivering exceptional experiences while creating opportunities, fostering meaningful partnerships, and uplifting people and communities along the way."

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From the start, Duval envisioned Golden as more than a transportation company — he set out to create a business rooted in community. For nearly 35 years, Golden has proudly supported countless local initiatives, always committed to making a meaningful difference where it's needed most.

"We learned early on that businesses that invest time and energy into community growth tend to flourish, and our commitment to community engagement continues to be a guiding principle," said Sean. As a true leader, Sean personally serves on the boards of many community organizations, including the Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation, the Shelter Association of Washtenaw County, and Destination Ann Arbor, just to name a few, offering support and guidance for building healthier, more connected communities.