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Kentucky Wins Chapter of the Year – Nov 2019

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nbmbaaKentuckyThe National Black MBA Association ® just wrapped up another successful conference in Houston, TX where there were over 9,000 members attending.  We were exposed to an array of workshops, breakout sessions, and inspiring talks that centered around professional development, leadership training and entrepreneurship. Speakers included Andrew Gillum, Chairman of Forward Florida; Mathew Knowles, PHD, Founder & CEO of Music World Entertainment; Doug McMillion, CEO of Walmart; Cynt Marshall, CEO of Dallas Mavericks; L.P. Green II, CEO of Savoy Venure Partners, and  Raj Subramaniam, President and CEO of FedEx.

Attendees explored career opportunities at the Career Expo featuring on the spot interviews for positions from entry-level to executive positions including those students looking for an internship.  Companies included FedEx, Google, Microsoft, Apple, Johnson and Johnson, Liberty Mutual, Nationwide, Eli Lilly, Marriott International, Nationwide, and a number of other leading Fortune 500 companies.

Upon Jesse Tyson’s, who was the President and CEO of the NBMBAA, retirement, Kay Wallace was inducted as the new President and CEO. She will bring in some dynamic and innovative programming that will take us to a new level as we enter into our 50th Year as an organization.

This year’s conference was an incredible experience for the Kentucky Chapter as we were announced as the Tier 2 Chapter of the Year and the Model Chapter for Small to Medium Size Chapters.  This is the 1st time that Kentucky has been awarded Chapter of the Year and named Model Chapter.   We want to thank the Leadership Team, Committee Members, our Highly Engaged Members,  our Corporate and Community Partners, and our Sponsors. Your dedication and support to our mission has made it possible for us to obtain this honor and be recognized on the National Level.

The NBMBAA’s 42nd Annual Conference will be held in Washington, D.C. September 22 – 26, 2020 as we celebrate and commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the National Black MBA Association.  As Kay Wallace stated “Get your Mind, Money and Matter together as we inspire and focus on making 2020 a memorable and impactful year for members, stakeholders and sponsors”.

Camille White, President
Kentucky Chapter
National Black MBA Association

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NBMBAA Kentucky Chapter – Dec 2016 Newsletter

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volunteers-needed1Call for Volunteers
Even if you are not yet a member you can serve.

The National Black MBA Association – Kentucky Chapter is an unstaffed nonprofit. This means the Chapter is run on volunteers only. However, given the scope of influence the leadership team has, our volunteers are afforded the opportunity to gain professional experience and references while volunteering. If you would like to bring the same level of dedication and commitment to the community as you take to work, we have space for you to volunteer. Even if you have limited experience, we can coach you towards learning a new skill. Here are some roles that we need volunteers to fill:
  • Committee Members: Communications, Finance, Fundraising, Marketing, Leaders of Tomorrow®, and Membership
  • Copy Editor
  • Digital Design
  • Event Co-Chair
  • Event Greeter
  • Event Photographer
  • Grant Writer
  • LOT® Mentor
  • Social Media Manager
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact us at kynbmbaa@gmail.com to let us know how you would like to serve.

Executive Board Elections – Kentucky Chapter
It is time again for Kentucky Chapter Executive Board Elections. If you are a member, information on the candidates and voting can be done via the link below. Voting will close on January 20th at midnight.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SRKKHML


Q1 Member Meeting
@Manhattan on Broadway
NBMBAA members and those seriously considering membership are invited to the Q1 Member Meeting to be held at Manhattan on Broadway. Members will get a chance to view this venue space and learn about the upcoming events for 2017.
Location:
Manhattan on Broadway
716 E Broadway
Louisville, KY 40202
Date/Time:
January 30, 2017 at 6pm

100-black-men-logoCollege Readiness Series
Do You Know a High School Junior or Senior?

100 Black Men of Louisville Inc. presents the College Readiness Series at Southwick Community Center 3621 Southern Ave Louisville, KY 40211. These events are free and open to the public, but space is limited. For more information and to RSVP for this event, contact 100 Black Men of Louisville 502-212-4727 or info@100bmol.org . Below are the dates  for the series:
  • January 28, 2017 Follow Up Financial Aid Event
  • March 18, 2017 How to Be Successful in a Predominately White Institution
  • April 29, 2017 ACT Boot Camp

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