Long Island is a thriving hub for Black-owned businesses, representing a diverse range of industries and contributing significantly to the region's economic and cultural landscape. From small enterprises to established firms, Black entrepreneurs on Long Island are not only building successful businesses but also enriching the community with their unique offerings and perspectives.
The Landscape of Black-Owned Businesses on Long Island
Black-owned businesses on Long Island span various sectors, including retail, professional services, technology, healthcare, and the arts. These businesses play a crucial role in job creation, community development, and fostering innovation. Despite facing systemic challenges such as limited access to capital and resources, Black entrepreneurs on Long Island continue to persevere, demonstrating remarkable resilience and creativity.
Celebrating National Black Business Month: A Call to Action
In recognition of National Black Business Month, Nevalliance invites you to join us in celebrating and supporting Black-owned businesses on Long Island. This annual observance is an opportunity to highlight the achievements of Black entrepreneurs, encourage community support, and foster an environment conducive to business growth and development.
National Black Business Month Mixer: A Gathering of Minds and Ideas
Date: Wednesday, August 14, 2024
Location: African American Museum of Nassau County
To commemorate this important month, Nevalliance is hosting the National Black Business Month Mixer, a special event aimed at bringing together Black business owners, community leaders, and supporters. The event will feature networking opportunities, a vendor showcase, and a panel discussion focused on growth strategies for Black businesses on Long Island.
Panel Discussion: Expanding Horizons
The panel discussion, titled "Expanding Horizons: Growth Strategies for Black Businesses on Long Island," will feature prominent figures in the business community, including:
- Phil Andrews , President, Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce
- Sharon Leid, MPA , Founder, Netstruc
- Daphne M. Gordon, Ph.D. ., Project Administrator, Entrepreneurial Assistance Center, Suffolk County Community College
- Dean E. Bennett , Director, Ascend Long Island at Hofstra University
These experts will share insights and strategies for overcoming challenges, leveraging opportunities, and achieving sustainable growth in the competitive business environment.
Get Involved and Show Your Support
Tickets for the National Black Business Month Mixer are available, and we encourage community members to attend and support local Black-owned businesses. This event is not only a celebration but also a call to action to uplift and empower the Black business community on Long Island.
Join us as we celebrate the contributions of Black entrepreneurs and work together to create a thriving, inclusive business landscape. Secure your tickets now at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/885341439077?aff=oddtdtcreator and be a part of this inspiring event. Let's build a stronger, more prosperous future for all.
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