Black Business CoOp Amplifies Black History Month with Empowering Events
The Black Business CoOp (BBCO) announces a series of events to support and promote Black-owned businesses during Black History Month, starting on February 4th. The Black Business CoOp (BBCO), an organization dedicated to fostering the growth of Black-owned businesses, has launched a series of empowering events throughout Southern California. The events, starting on February 4th at Hotel Current in Long Beach, California, aim to provide a platform for networking, learning, and expansion for Black entrepreneurs. The BBCO's mission is to empower, foster prosperity, and shape success among Black business owners. These events will also provide them with tools, resources, and connections for their growth and success. The aim is to create a ripple effect of support for Black businesses during Black History Month, extending beyond it to become a norm.
Published : 4 months ago by BNN Correspondents in World
In a bright move to celebrate Black History Month, the Black Business CoOp (BBCO), an organization dedicated to fostering the growth of Black-owned businesses, has unveiled a series of empowering events. These events, beginning with an all-day session on February 4th at Hotel Current in Long Beach, California, are designed to provide a platform for networking, learning, and expansion for Black entrepreneurs.
The BBCO’s mission is clear – to empower, foster prosperity, and shape success among Black business owners. In sync with this vision, the organization is raising its game by hosting a range of events throughout Southern California. These events will not just spotlight Black-owned businesses, but also provide them with the tools, resources, and connections needed for their growth and success.
The inaugural event at Long Beach promises to be a power-packed day of insights and interactions. It will feature diverse vendors, informative classes, and the chance to network with industry peers. The event will also host a line-up of remarkable speakers including representatives from the IRS, State Senate District 33 candidate and BBCO Co-Founder Sharifah Hardie, mental health expert and BBCO Co-Founder Dr. Picolya McCall, and talent agency owner and BBCO Co-Founder LyNea Bell.
As a part of its commitment to inclusivity, the BBCO invites the community to participate in these events. The aim is to create a ripple effect of support for Black-owned businesses during Black History Month, extending beyond it to become a norm. A comprehensive calendar of events and membership information for the Black Business CoOp is available on their website, providing a roadmap for those eager to join this upward journey.
Topics: African American, Black History Month