Amplifying the reach of our member businesses
Achieve success and consistently produce successful results.
Share positive experience with the company to other people.
is an independent affiliate of The National Black Chamber of Commerce, a nonprofit, nonpartisan, nonsectarian organization dedicated to the economic empowerment of African American communities with 140 affiliated chapters locally based throughout the nation as well as international affiliate chapters in Bahama, Brazil, Columbia, Ghana, Cameroon and Jamaica.
Learn more about public policy issues such as Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, Global Client Regulations, Risk Management Practices, Tax Laws, Brownfields and other important issues that concern local businesses and our community.
BMC worksclosely with NBCC to provide consulting opportuniies to corporate and government entities concerning their outreach and diversity expansion on specific projects.
The BMC will provide important information on issues that affect our local businesses and community.
Receive a business directory of Black, Minority and Woman Enterprices (M/WBE) to promote business-to-business connections.
Provide with legal referrals for local business' needs. Provide profesional advisory referrals to address local business' needs.
Brings together Black and Minority business owners into an information sharing , networking and relationship bilding forum.
All members will be entitled to review the convention Journal from delegates, receive a copy of the Small Business Resource guide, and have access to The National Black Chamber of Commerce Quarterly Chamber Report Newsletter.
According to the Brookings Institution, the median white household has a net worth 10 times that of the median Black household. If Black households held a share of the national wealth in proportion to their share of the U.S. population, it would amount to $12.68 trillion in household wealth, rather than the actual $2.54 trillion. The total racial wealth, therefore, is $10.14 trillion. When it comes to building wealth, many Black Americans are facing an uphill battle due in part to the median annual wage for Black workers is about 30% lower than for white workers. Black households generally start with less family wealth. Black families tend to not be exposed to investing.” Join BMC for their seminar on Black investing coming this October 2022
This event calls members to get to know the nonprofits in the area. This can also be held as a showcase or expo event in a larger venue depending on the number of interested nonprofits and members.
BMC worksclosely with NBCC to provide consulting opportuniies to corporate and government entities concerning their outreach and diversity expansion on specific projects.
Let us economically empower and sustain African American and Minority communities!