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Jason Dunn, Board Chair of African American Chamber: “The African-American Chamber is working purposefully to create long-lasting and thoughtful partnerships that are beneficial to all. We will re-energize our efforts to elevate the power and influence of our members, our African American businesses and our community of consumers."
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Eric Kearney, president and CEO of the African American Chamber.
The Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky African-American Chamber of Commerce, the largest African-American chamber in Ohio, held its annual meeting, Jan. 21, to highlight the many successes of 2019.
The event was held at Cincinnati’s COPA Lounge on Sycamore Street.
“As we celebrate the successes, growth and expanding influence of the African-American Chamber of Commerce, there is tremendous reason for optimism and excitement in 2020,” said Eric Kearney, president and CEO of the African-American Chamber. “Working on behalf of our members is a privilege and responsibility we cherish as we enter a new decade, together.”
“The African-American Chamber is working purposefully to create long-lasting and thoughtful partnerships that are beneficial to all. We will re-energize our efforts to elevate the power and influence of our members, our African-American businesses and our community of consumers. Additionally, we will position this Chamber as the thought leader for all African American business endeavors,” added Jason Dunn, Board Chair of the African American Chamber.
2019 African-American Chamber Achievements:
Learn more about the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky African-American Chamber of Commerce at www.african-americanchamber.com.
About the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky African-American Chamber of Commerce (AACC)
The AACC is the largest African-American Chamber in the State of Ohio. It is as committed to inclusion as business development; and as focused on advocacy as on building capacity. The AACC leverages regional partnerships and collaborates with organizations and supplier diversity and inclusion experts to empower businesses to succeed. The AACC is your business advocate providing business education series, marketing programs and networking events to grow your business.
The AACC was founded in 1996 by a group of African-American business owners and consumers seeking to improve the economic status of African-Americans and the African-American community. The vision was to form an organization, which would advocate on behalf of emerging and established businesses, help to create new market opportunities, and provide access to capital, and revitalize African-American communities.
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