U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. White House Briefing on State of Black Business

The U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. (USBC) marked a historic day as over 75 national leaders from the organization were welcomed to the White House for a pivotal “State of Black Business” briefing. This significant event, held on Friday, July 19th, was a highlight of the USBC National Conference and 15th Anniversary Celebration.

Hosted by the Office of Public Engagement, the briefing served as a critical platform for senior Administration officials to discuss the Biden-Harris Administration’s unwavering commitment to advancing racial equity and supporting the Black business community.

Key topics covered during the briefing included:

• Advancing Racial Equity: Senior officials outlined the Administration’s ongoing efforts to address systemic inequalities and promote inclusivity within the economic landscape.
• Support for Black Businesses: The discussion emphasized the importance of fostering an environment where Black-owned businesses can thrive, highlighting initiatives aimed at providing increased access to capital, resources, and opportunities.
• Policy Updates: Attendees were briefed on the latest policies and programs designed to support minority-owned enterprises, ensuring they are equipped to contribute significantly to the nation’s economy.

Ron Busby Sr., President & CEO of the U.S. Black Chambers, Inc., expressed his gratitude for the Administration’s continued partnership and support. “Today’s briefing underscores the vital role Black businesses play in our economy and the importance of government collaboration in driving meaningful change. We are encouraged by the Administration’s dedication to fostering an inclusive economic environment where Black businesses can flourish,” said Busby.

The USBC National Conference, held in conjunction with this momentous briefing, continues to be a cornerstone event for Black business leaders across the nation. Celebrating its 15th anniversary, the conference provides a unique opportunity for networking, professional development, and advocacy, reinforcing the USBC’s mission to promote economic empowerment within the Black community.

For more information about the U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. and their initiatives, please visit www.usblackchambers.org.