Tom Henderson
- Aubrey Lee Jr. has had extra-large shoes to fill as the junior to Aubrey Lee Sr., for whom the word "legendary" is not hyperbole. Lee is credited with being the first African-American to be appointed a manager at the National Bank of Detroit, in 1966. He used his clout to hire and to extend commercial loans to minorities, and became instrumental in the careers of many future leaders. Aubrey Jr., 58, heads the Aubrey Lee Jr., Readus and Plowden Group of wealth managers in the Southfield office
Tom Henderson
- Aubrey Lee Jr. has had extra-large shoes to fill as the junior to Aubrey Lee Sr., for whom the word "legendary" is not hyperbole. Lee is credited with being the first African-American to be appointed a manager at the National Bank of Detroit, in 1966. He used his clout to hire and to extend commercial loans to minorities, and became instrumental in the careers of many future leaders. Aubrey Jr., 58, heads the Aubrey Lee Jr., Readus and Plowden Group of wealth managers in the Southfield office