GCBC advocates for black businesses in D.C.

Share with friends Photo: Delegates from the Georgia Coalition of Black Chambers, including H. DeWayne Johnson, President/CEO of the Southern Georgia Black Chambers (far left), gather with Senator Jon Ossoff during their recent fly-in to Washington D.C. to advocate for policies supporting Black-owned businesses and economic development in Georgia. ATLANTA – The Georgia Coalition of Black Chambers recently took a trip to Washington D.C. to advocate for growth within the Black business community. #placement_685096_0_i{width:100%;margin:0 auto;} Release: Representatives from the Georgia Coalition of Black Chambers (GCBC), a coalition of Black Commerce Associations and black business leaders across the Southeastern US, recently participated in a successful fly-in to Washington D.C. The trip focused on advocating for policies and initiatives that promote economic empowerment and growth within the Black business community. During the multi-day trip, GCBC members engaged in a series of high-level meetings with federal lawmakers, agency officials, and national business leaders. The discussions centered on key issues impacting Black-owned businesses, including access to capital, contracting opportunities, workforce development, and regulatory reform. “The D.C. fly-in was a tremendous opportunity for us to elevate the voices of Black entrepreneurs in Southern Georgia, and we did that. We were also able to make a...