The Nashville Black Chamber of Commerce is the membership of choice for African-American businesses and business professionals in the Nashville Metropolitan Area. Founded in 1998, the Chamber is designed to assist business owners with the ability to take their businesses to new heights by connecting...
According to eMarketer, 41 percent of small businesses in the United States use Facebook as an integral part of their online marketing strategy. However, business owners also report that their efforts aren’t as effective as they’d hoped. That’s what we’re here for. Facebook is the market...
Instagram is unlike any other social media platform because it relies mainly on visual storytelling, which is something most people digest easier and faster than other forms of storytelling. With millions of users that log on daily, brands and businesses have an avenue to tell...
Instagram can bring in HUGE benefits for your brand and business. This is in part because, unlike its text-driven competitors, Instagram really appeals to the visual sense in order to get and keep people interested. As one of the largest social media platforms, Instagram has...
Social media in general has allowed businesses to be found and to engage with customers on the web. You can use it to expand your brand or business’s online footprint and connect with others. The internet is a masterful tool that many people are using...
Twitter is a conversational social media platform that allows free discussion between any and all users. Twitter presents the opportunity for people to reach a global audience that includes both current and potential customers and professional partners. You can use Twitter to build meaningful connects...
THE NASHVILLE BLACK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS PROUD TO STAND WITH METRO NASHVILLE MAYOR DAVID BRILEY AND OTHERS IN SUPPORT OF THE EQUAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM AND THE SMALL BUSINESS RESERVE PROGRAM. THE POLICY, PROGRAMMATIC, AND PROCEDURAL CHANGES COME ON THE HEELS OF METRO NASHVILLE’S MOST...
The Nashville Black Chamber of Commerce announces its 2018 Rising Stars. The award recipients are as follows: Carlyle Anderson – gets things moving in the shipping industry with a fleet that guarantees cost efficient solutions and innovative technology, as President and CEO of United Global Expedited...
NASHVILLE, TN — Founded in 1998, by Mrs. Rosetta Miller Perry, the Nashville Black Chamber of Commerce is poised to serve more business owners with an updated vision, mission, look, and new board leadership. Susan Vanderbilt, principal at Entrée Savvy, is the new chair for the...
The Nashville Black Chamber of Commerce welcomed nine new members to its board of directors during its board meeting in February. The new members are Issac Addae, Stephanie Hale, Bill McCleskey, Joshua Mundy, Ashley Northington, Steven Pelmore, Robert Ray, Jr., Emmanuel Reed, and Marcus Whitney....