The National Black MBA Association leads in the creation of educational opportunities and economic growth for African Americans. Providing innovative programs to stimulate their intellectual and economic growth. Building partnerships with key stakeholders who help facilitate this growth. Increasing awareness and facilitating access to graduate management education programs and career opportunities in management fields.
| Website | https://www.chicagochapternbmbaa.org/ |
| Address | P.O. Box 8513, Chicago, IL 60680 |
| partnerships@ccnbmbaa.org | |
| Service area | Chicago |
| Serves | Small businesses / entrepreneurs |
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The chapter itself functions as a professional association connecting Black business executives, entrepreneurs, educators, and students in the Chicago area to advance Black business effectiveness.
The CCNBMBAA is a professional Organization that serves as a resource for communicating information and ideas among Black Executives, Entrepreneurs, Educators, and Students
Committee-run expert panel workshops that help members starting a business uncover resources and build the skills needed for business ownership.
This mission will come to life through programs aimed at uncovering powerful resources and developing the skills necessary to make business ownership a reality
A member benefit providing free resume review and interview coaching to help members prepare for career and business opportunities.
Free resume review and interview coaching via Career Success Network
A chapter-run mentoring program for high school students designed to build a path from high school through graduate school and into business careers.
The Leaders of Tomorrow (LOT) program for high school students offers mentoring from chapter volunteers
A chapter-hosted reception connecting local interns and employers to discuss issues affecting minorities and corporations.
The Annual Summer Intern reception provides an opportunity for local interns and employers to gain insight on current issues affecting minorities and corporations
Committee-run professional development programming including face-to-face exchanges with industry experts and exploration of current business trends for members.
The Professional Development Committee delivers a comprehensive range of relevant programs to meet the needs of our members