African American Leaders Unite to Achieve Economic Empowerment at the 124th Black Business Conference

Joseph Boakai, President of Liberia Discover Booker T. Washington’s vision for Black business prosperity at the 124th Black Business Conference. Liberian President to address the assembly. Booker T. Washington message is more relevant 124 years later… to maintain the type of enterprise ownership and development that would make economic freedom, liberation, and equality more of a reality” — Dr. Ken L. Harris, Ph.D. TUSKEGEE, ALABAMA, UNITED SATES, July 10, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — Celebrating Legacy and Promoting UnityThe 124th National Black Business Conference is set to take place from August 21-24 at the Hilton Hotel in downtown Atlanta. This significant event pays homage to Booker T. Washington, the visionary behind the National Negro Business League (NNBL), now known as the National Business League (NBL). Washington, an American educator, author, and orator, inaugurated the first National Negro Business Conference on August 23, 1900, in Boston. His emphasis on business development and ownership as pathways to economic liberation remains relevant today. A Legacy of LeadershipDr. Ken L. Harris, Ph.D., the 16th president and CEO of NBL, proudly continues Washington’s legacy. “Booker T. Washington had it right. His message is more relevant 124 years later… to maintain the type of enterprise ownership and development...