Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce Brochure

The Mission of the Long Is-

land African American Cham-

ber of Commerce, Inc. is to

advance and promote eco-

nomic development for busi-

ness and to advance respon-

sive government and quality

education on the behalf of all

small businesses, with em-

phasis on African Ancestry,

while preserving the Long Is-

land community. Long Island

means the New York State

counties on Nassau, Suffolk,

Queens and Kings.

LIAACC is a member of the U.S. Black Chambers, Inc.

The Long Island African American Chamber of

Commerce, Inc. is a regional Chamber of Commerce serving Nassau, Suffolk,

Queens & Kings Counties

Join Us Today!

To inquire about joining the membership

of the Long Island African American

Chamber of Commerce

Name:__________________________

Address ________________________

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Tel. No. _______________________

Email: _________________________

Email us at : [email protected] or

[email protected]

Visit us online @ www.liaaacc.com

Send Mail Inquiries to: LIAACC 148

South Long Beach Ave. 2nd Floor

Freeport, New York 11520

Building Bridges Between Corporate, Government & Community Affairs

Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce, Inc.

148 South Long Beach Ave.

2nd Floor

Freeport, New York 11520

Minority Women Business Enterprise Certification

The Long Island African American Chamber of

Commerce, Inc. announced a campaign to

increase the number of Certified Minority

Business Owners in its member network

throughout the counties it serves.

Charlene Thompson , Esq. of Baldwin-based

Thompson Economic Development Services

stated in Newsday We want our professional

services as well as our trades to be aware of

the contracting opportunities. We want to

give business owners the skills and capacity

to successfully engage in government

contracting on the local stage and national

levels, so they can not only sustain

themselves and the employees, but hire folks

and create jobs.

We are going to be the voice of businesses

in the African American community that leads

the charge to train businesses to become

certified. Phil Andrews, President, Long

Island African American Chamber of

Commerce

For more information on

membership or corporate

sponsorship opportunities email

us today at [email protected] . To

be placed on email us today at

[email protected]

LIAACCS Brooklyn Launch

LIAACC Membership Benefits

Advocacy

Networking

Access to Capital

Technical Assistance

Member to Member Pricing

Minority Business Certification

Small Business Capacity Building

John L. Scott

Chairman

Phil Andrews

President

Sharon Davis

Vice President

Germaine Auguste

Secretary

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Directors

LaShawn Allen Muhammad

Brooklyn Director

Christopher Watson

Nassau County Director

Bryan Barnett, M.B.A.

Queens Director

Kimberly Grant

Suffolk County Director

Dr. Teresa Taylor Williams

Board of Director

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Committee Chairs

Curtis Thomas

Creative Director Chair

Rose Davis

Membership Chair

Charlene J. Thompson, Esq.

MWBE Chair