Black History Month Day 10 – Langston Hughes

February 10, 2018

“Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly.” —Langston Hughes

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LOCAL GROUPS HOSTING ENTREPRENEUR MEET-UP

February 20, 2019

LOCAL GROUPS HOSTING ENTREPRENEUR MEET-UPHosted by The Minority Business Assistance Center and Akron Entrepreneurs, in partnership with The City of Akron and The Akron Urban League The Minority Business Assistance Center and Akron Entrepreneurs, in partnership with The City of Akron and The Akron Urban League are encouraging aspiring and existing entrepreneurs to join them…

Be my guest…The OhioMBE Black History Reception

February 20, 2019

A little snow and rain aren’t going to stop the OhioMBE Black History Reception. Stop by the Lincoln Cafe today to connect with other business owners and community leaders. Tickets are online. We are also accepting donations for the Frank W. Watson Scholarship at 912group.eventbrite.com The OhioMBE Black History Reception is sponsored by Wesbanco Bank.

The Feb. 21 OhioMBE Procurement Fair is SOLD-OUT!

February 20, 2019

Black History Month Day 20 – Daniels & Bell

February 20, 2019

Black History Month Day 19 – George Shirley

February 19, 2019

Feb. 18 OhioMBE Weekly Update

February 18, 2019

The Feb. 18 OhioMBE Weekly Update is here: http://bit.ly/2BFvVPO Check out the new bid notices, upcoming events and collection of small businesses. Good Reading.

KROGER SUPERMARKETS TO CARRY BLACK FAMILY-OWNED FOOD PRODUCT LINE, HERITAGE FARE, IN OVER 1,000 STORES

February 18, 2019

Nationwide (BlackNews.com) From its sweet and savory seasonings to its hot and spicy sauces, Heritage Fare, Ltd. has created a line of convenience foods that capture traditional down-home African American flavors. Their brand, Heritage Fare, targets busy consumers who want authentic African American “soul food” taste. “We take you back home” is their tag line and…

Black History Month Day 18 – Cathay Williams

February 18, 2019

Black History Month Day 17 – Hercules

February 17, 2019

Social Justice Awards is accepting nominations

February 16, 2019

Columbus made national history recently when the very first Social Justice Park was dedicated and opened up at the corner of Broad Street and Cleveland Avenue. The history of the park was the vision of First Congregational Church, who has been fighting for equal rights in Columbus since 1852. It is fitting that we as…

Anthony J. Wilson named president of Columbus National Black MBA Association

February 16, 2019

Hailing from the great city of Cleveland, Ohio, Anthony is also proud to call Columbus his second home. Prior to joining the Columbus chapter of NBMBAA, during his eleven years as a member of NBMBAA, Anthony has served as the Membership Chair of the Cleveland chapter until 2012. The National Black MBA Association leads in the creation…

Business Profile – Steven A. Hill

February 16, 2019

Steven A. Hill, Intellectual Property Attorney Intelligence becomes an asset when some useful order is created out of free-floating brain power – that is, when it is given coherent form (a mailing list, a database, an agenda for a meeting, a description of a process); when it is captured in a way that allows it to be described, shared, and exploited; and when it…

Black History Month began as “Negro History Week,” which was created in 1926 by Carter G. Woodson, a noted African American historian, scholar, educator, and publisher. It became a month-long celebration in 1976. The month of February was chosen to coincide with the birthdays of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln.

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