:As I stated in the discussion, this file is byte-identical to http://www.concretedegree.com/images/sponsors.jpg found on http://www.concretedegree.com/sponsors/index.html .  I infer that you saved the image from that webpage and then uploaded it to Wikipedia.  Due to copyright laws, Wikipedia cannot accept just any image.  Images either need to be in the public domain, or licensed with a GFDL or certain Creative Commons licenses.  There are exceptions for certain cases, which might apply to your other copyright problem above, but they don't apply to pictures of living people.  Any modern image you find - anywhere - is or was copyrighted, and can't be used in Wikipedia unless the author specifies one of the above licenses. 
 :If you took that picture, you have the right to release it to the public domain; but since it's been on that site for awhile, and since it's surely much smaller than the original, that looks unlikely to me. Are you the owner or operator of http://www.concretedegree.com/ ?  If so, if you could add a note somewhere on the site that this particular image is public domain, and then mention it in the discussion, that would probably clear the whole thing up.  If you have the original image in a larger size and could upload that, that would be even better! 
 :P.S. Sorry about the double-post.  I've fixed NoScript so it shouldn't happen again. 
 :Thanks! —