JUNIOR GRAND MARSHALS

KASH WILLIAMS

Kash was born and raised in Las Vegas and currently attends Cheyenne High School, where she serves as the President of the Black Student Union. In 2021, she joined the Archonettes, a youth auxiliary of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., and also joined the nonprofit organization Teaching and Uniting Ladies to Inspire Positive Success (T.U.L.I.P.S.). She considers these two organizations as the foundation of her current personal and community achievements.
Kash was selected to be the NAACP Youth Council President in 2022 and currently serves on numerous community-based executive boards at the age of 17. She has a strong passion for giving back to her community and advancing equality and is also very strongly passionate about equal education.
In her free time, she enjoys doing community service and being actively involved in her community. Williams has accumulated over 200 community service hours and plans to keep doing work to further her community. After high school, Kash plans to serve in the U.S. Army and one day start her own nonprofit organization to help advocate for and serve the less fortunate community.

Chordonn Allen, a native of Las Vegas, NV, is a dynamic entrepreneur and community advocate known for his creative vision and passion for cultural representation. He attended Bishop Gorman and Centennial High Schools before earning his associate degree in Business from the College of Southern Nevada. Currently, he is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Business Marketing at UNLV.

As the founder of Kozy Studios Apparel, Chordonn creates streetwear that celebrates culture, individuality, and community. He also co-hosts The Business Information Buffet Podcast, creating a platform for conversations about entrepreneurship, innovation, and community impact.

Professionally, Chordonn oversees email marketing for NuLife Kicks, a local sneaker care company, where he strengthens customer engagement and elevates brand presence. His previous roles, including an internship with the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada and work at the College of Southern Nevada’s food pantry, showcase his commitment to professional growth and community service.

Chordonn’s dedication to leadership and service was shaped by his time with Alpha Men and Divas of Tomorrow (AMDOT), a youth group under Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., which he was involved in from 7th grade until his high school graduation. Through initiatives like King of Jewels, he continues to uplift underserved communities while pursuing his own entrepreneurial ambitions.

From his creative endeavors to his community work, Chordonn embodies innovation, resilience, and a passion for inspiring others to embrace their unique potential.

CHORDONN ALLEN