Celebrating 30 Years of Empowering the Community: National Black MBA Association Charlotte Chapter
This year, the National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) is celebrating a major milestone—its 30th Anniversary! For three decades, the NBMBAA has been dedicated to fostering economic and educational equality in the community, providing opportunities for professional development, networking, and leadership. Their work has impacted thousands of individuals, empowering professionals and entrepreneurs across the country.
Who is the National Black MBA Association?
Founded in 1989, the National Black MBA Association is an organization focused on advancing the economic and professional interests of the community. Through its national and local chapters, the NBMBAA has built a vibrant network of professionals in business and management, providing them with resources to succeed and giving back to the community through mentorship, scholarships, and leadership development.
At its core, the NBMBAA aims to:
Promote educational excellence by providing scholarships to students.
Foster career development by offering programs that help members gain professional skills and opportunities.
Build a strong community of Black professionals who can collaborate, network, and drive meaningful change.
The Charlotte Chapter: Focus on Entrepreneurial Development & Community Engagement
The Charlotte chapter of the NBMBAA has a special focus on entrepreneurial development and community engagement. They are committed to supporting local entrepreneurs by offering a platform for networking, mentorship, and resources to help them grow their businesses. From workshops and seminars to professional networking events, the chapter equips entrepreneurs with the tools they need to succeed.
In addition to their work with entrepreneurs, the Charlotte chapter is dedicated to community engagement, promoting programs that empower young people, provide career advice, and build stronger business ties within the community. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur or a seasoned business owner, the NBMBAA Charlotte chapter is a valuable resource to help you grow professionally and personally.
Join Us at the Juneteenth Golf Classic!
To commemorate their 30th Anniversary, the NBMBAA Charlotte chapter will be attending the 5th Annual Juneteenth Golf Classic on June 21, 2025, at Emerald Lake Golf Club. This is an excellent opportunity for you to learn more about the organization, meet the members, and discover the variety of programs and events they have to offer. It’s also a chance to network with like-minded professionals and entrepreneurs from the community, all while supporting a fantastic cause!
The Juneteenth Golf Classic is not only a fun and competitive event but also a celebration of freedom, unity, and community. During the event, the NBMBAA will be on hand to share details about their upcoming initiatives, mentorship programs, and how you can get involved.
You Don’t Need an MBA to Join!
While the name might suggest that only those with an MBA can join, that’s not the case! The NBMBAA is open to anyone interested in advancing their career, whether or not they have an MBA. Entrepreneurs, professionals, students, and individuals passionate about community development are all welcome to join and take advantage of the opportunities that the organization provides.
So, if you’re looking for a supportive community to help you grow your business, advance your career, or connect with other driven professionals, the National Black MBA Association is the place for you!
Get Involved Today!
If you’re interested in learning more, don’t miss the chance to meet the NBMBAA Charlotte chapter at the Juneteenth Golf Classic. We look forward to seeing you there and celebrating 30 years of empowering the community!
Register for the Juneteenth Golf Classic now and mark your calendars for June 21, 2025!
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