Join the WVNAACP in supporting a brighter future for Black Entrepreneurs.
WVNAACP Black Business Summit 2024:
August 24, 2024 – The West Valley Branch of the National Association for the Advancement
of Colored People (WVNAACP) is proud to announce the 1st annual Black Business Summit, a pivotal event aimed at empowering and uplifting Black-Owned Businesses in our neighborhoods. We invite the community to join us in supporting the Black Business Summit, an event providing insightful information and professional development for business leaders and entrepreneurs.
This inaugural summit, sponsored by the West Valley in conjunction with Jessica Hubbard, CEO of Heart2Heart Public Relations, LLC, holds special significance as we recognize the
memory of Ebonee Flack Sifuentes, WVNAACP Economic Committee Chair, beloved community leader, and co-lead of this project.
Event Details:
Date: August 24, 2024
Location: Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church Celebration Hall
400 Old Litchfield Rd
Litchfield Park, AZ 85340 Time: 9:00am – 1:00pm
The Black Business Summit features a series of workshops, networking opportunities, and keynote speakers that aim to provide valuable insights and resources for Black entrepreneurs. Topics include business development, financial literacy, marketing strategies, navigating business challenges, resource information, and more.
Jessica Hubbard and the WVNAACP Economic Committee emphasized the importance of economic growth and community empowerment. The WVNAACP encourages everyone to attend and participate in this significant event. Your presence and support will not only help you realize your vision but also contribute to the ongoing efforts to uplift our community of business leaders.
For more information about the Black Business Summit or to register for this event, please visit https://westvalleynaacp.org/ or contact Heart2Heart Public Relations at jessicahubbard@heart2heartpublicrelations.com.
Join the WVNAACP in supporting a brighter future for Black Entrepreneurs.
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