GSF’s John Page Inducted into John M. Langston Bar Association Hall of Fame

On October 11, 2025, at the Omni Hotel in Los Angeles, John Page, GSF’s Corporate Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer, joined the esteemed ranks of the John M. Langston Bar Association Hall of Fame.

Every year, the Association honors African-American powerhouse attorneys with more than 35 years of practice who have made lasting contributions to the legal profession and their communities. As California’s oldest African-American bar association, it continues to promote leadership, professional development, and justice—particularly in service of the Black community.

A visionary legal and corporate leader, John has achieved numerous career accomplishments, spanning transformative service, strategic advocacy, and deep institutional impact. This Hall of Fame induction recognizes his leadership in advancing GSF’s sustainability, inclusion, and community initiatives.

A former President of the National Bar Association and Global Chair of the Association of Corporate Counsel, he has elevated the voice of legal professionals worldwide. As Chair of the Tuskegee University Board of Trustees and founder of the Corporate Counsel Leadership Summit, John has championed education, mentorship, and community among legal executives. His influence reaches the U.S. Supreme Court through amicus briefs and extends to future generations through multiple endowed scholarships. Widely recognized for his leadership and philanthropy, his legacy is one of integrity, service, and enduring excellence.

“The John M. Langston Bar Association represents the values that have guided me throughout my career,” said John Page. “This honor is a reminder that we stand on the shoulders of those who came before us, and it’s our duty to carry their legacy forward. I’m proud to share this recognition with such an inspiring group of inductees.”