Legendary sprint coach Glen Mills, will be honoured in South Florida by the people profile organization, which is set to present him with its ‘lifetime achievement award in September’.
Mills will join a distinguished list of people who have received the award, including singer/actress Melba Moore, Miami Heat Basketball star Dwyane Wade, and Jamaican sprinter, Veronica Campbell-Brown.
The Racers Track Club head coach, is most famous for guiding the career of multiple World and Olympic record holder, Usain Bolt, as well as 2011 World 100-metres champion, Yohan Blake.
In addition to the lifetime achievement award, other awards will be given for Community service, outstanding press personality and outstanding business leader, among others.
A number of schools in Jamaica benefit from proceeds raised from the award ceremony.