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Los Angeles Valley College 5800 Fulton Ave Valley Glen ( North Hollywood), California 91401
*Monarch Hall Building - Parking Lot "B"
Tuesday, April 29, 2008 8:30am – 3:30pm
Join the Regional Black Chamber of Commerce and it’s United Partners as they continues to host the 4th Annual Professional Business Development Day Conference “Workshops and Seminars Series”
The Day will be filled with many professionals displaying many products and services designed especially for the small, minority and women owned business owner in mind.
Access to capital, Start up or expansion
Use resources for your business
Tax expert
HR Services, Marketing/ Branding
Financial Services
Energy Conservation
Certification for your business
Platinum Visa Debit Card
Vacation Ownerships/Lines of Credit
Procurement opportunities/Contracts
Insurance services
Solar & More
And so much more…come be where business is being done
Learn how to market, organize, & grow your business thru the Media
Personalities from radio, print, cable, TV, Internet …
Los Angeles Valley College @ Monarch Hall - Parking Lot - "B"
5800 Fulton Avenue - Valley Glen ( North Hollywood,) CA 91401
Register today…. rbccinfo@yahoo.com 818- 464- 3484
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Time Warner Cable, State Farm INS, Sempra Energy
Wells Fargo, Altria, Monarch Grand Vacations
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M.C. Townsend, President /CEO Regional Black Chamber of Commerce
In just six years, the Regional Black Chamber of Commerce San Fernando Valley has become one of the most active and visible vehicles for economic empowerment for its members. When important business-related issues are raised or events occur that will contribute to the success of our members, we will most assuredly have a presence.
Turning contacts into contracts is one of the mottos of the Regional Black Chamber of Commerce San Fernando Valley. Indeed, the success of members is foremost among our goals.
The mission of the Regional Black Chamber of Commerce San Fernando Valley is to capitalize on its location in the second largest metropolitan area in the nation and bring our nearly 300 member recognition and access to the opportunities that abound. From the beginning our approach has been multi-pronged: to increase member visibility, access to capital, networking and marketing.
Members of the chamber can often be found at events like the Greater Los Angeles Vendor Fair and the Greenling Institute’s 13th Annual Economic Summit. Next week, many of our entrepreneurs will be on hand for the California Small Business Day in Sacramento. Delegates from the chamber will work to establish relations with state legislators and corporate leaders, in addition to continuing to cultivate alliances with local our local leaders.
The chamber also hosts business mixers and awards dinners. We have created an education, political advocacy and international trade committees to further extend the reach of the organization.In recognition of our excellence, the Regional Black Chamber of Commerce San Fernando Valley was named chamber of the year by the California Black Chamber of Commerce in 2004.
Our chamber was founded by seven entrepreneurs who sought greater representation of minority, women and small businesses in the San Fernando Valley, a mostly suburban but economically vibrant section of Los Angeles County. The area is home to The Walt Disney Company, Universal Studios, and California State University Northridge, in addition to being a hub for hi-tech businesses. The chamber also represents business owners in other areas of the county including the Santa Clarita Valley, the city of Glendale, Inglewood and sections of the city of Los Angeles. We are based in Encino. From beauty salons to florists to manufacturers to IT professionals to attorneys to realtors, the chamber’s membership is diverse. Every corporation should be doing business with us.
Source: Regional Black Chamber of Commerce San Fernando ValleyRBCC Small Business Awards Dinner & Dance - Marina Del Rey
REGIONAL BLACK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE host 3RD ANNUAL SMALL BUSINESS AWARDS DINNER & DANCEKimberly Freeman Director External Affairs of Sempra Energy & M C Townsend President/CEO Regional Black Chamber of Commerce SFV salutes Commissioner Timothy Simon
Famed Recording Artist CUBA GOODING Sr
Salutes new PUC Commissioner- Timothy Simon
THE Regional Black Chamber of Commerce’s valuable members and supporters came out again in record numbers to support the 3rd Annual Small Business Awards Dinner & Dance on November 9, 2007, hosted at the famed Marina Del Rey Hotel, located on admiralty way in the Marina. The Keynote speaker was the newest PUC Commissioner..Timothy Simon. His deliverance was right on point, echoed by many of the small businesses present that evening. Procurements & Contracts, access to capital were some of the key issues noted in his message, staying in focus with the Regional Black Chamber’s theme:
Educate, Entertain & Earn
The Commissioner offered words of encouragement to all business owners and others at the event, noting there are plenty opportunities out there, you simply need to “reposition” yourself and go after them. Being a member of a Chamber of Commerce is a good start for such resources of repositioning. Without a doubt his message and his passion for the growth of small businesses was quite clear. Combines with other such notable attendees were, 2007 Small Business of the Year, IAAACAME Corporation –Chairman Dr. Zyra McCloud, Mistress of Ceremony, Minnie Foxx, Comedian Mama Stokes, 2007 honored community volunteers, Joe Montague, Linda Wiggins, Leon Garrett, Becky James, Emma sheriff –newly elected school Bd Member, Carson Black Chamber President- Sadie kimbro, Joseph Chow-So Cal Gas, Amy Richardson-LAMBOC, Mary Etta Farrell-New York Life, Louis Abrigo- L A Area Director-LAMAX, Matthew Tisdale, LAAAPAC –President Jackie Hawthorne, Samona Caldwell-State Farms, Damien Hisuka –Wells Fargo and a host of valuable supporters & friends. Decorum’s by Rose Petals –Gwendolyn Bloodsaw .Shown here are Famed recording Artist Cuba Gooding Sr of the Main Ingredient, and Kimberly Freeman-Director External Affairs- Sempra Energy & President/CEO –M C Townsend / Regional Black Chamber of Commerce
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JANUARY 29, 2008 – REGIONAL BLACK CHAMBER HOST ITS LEGENDARY LARGEST BSUINESS MIXER IN THE VALLEY
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