NBMBAA Conference Empowers Black Professionals Through Leadership Panels and Career Development

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Last week at the NBMBAA Conference in Washington, DC, I had an amazing experience that left a lasting impact on me. The panels were especially inspiring, beginning with "The Voice," a Black Business Town Hall that featured influential speakers Dr. Marc Lamont Hill and Symone Sanders Townsend. Their discussions on empowerment, progress, and resilience in the Black community were thought-provoking and left me with a renewed sense of purpose. I also had the privilege of attending the Keynote Luncheon, "Affirming Our Culture, Heritage, and Legacy," with Fawn Weaver, whose words on celebrating and embracing our heritage were both uplifting and motivating.One of the most insightful sessions was "Meet the Experts: Building a Career through Connection" by Capital One. It emphasized the importance of networking and fostering meaningful relationships for career growth, something I’ve become increasingly passionate about as an African American professional in corporate America. Thank you to Gusto. Lawrenthia Usher, Monique Jackson, MBA, and the BWG Leadership team Nyesha Whitmore, Elizabeth Evans. and Tyrone Guillory Jr. for orchestrating an event that not only rejuvenated me professionally but also on a personal level, replenishing parts of me I didn’t even realize were drained. This was more than just a conference—it was a transformative experience.

Communities

• Black

Formats

• Summit & Conference
• Panels
• Speaker Presentation

Goals

• Grow