National Black Business Information Clearinghouse helps entrepreneurs start and grow a business
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Staff Writer
By Staff Writer
Published on 03/1/2010
DENVER, CO– The National Black Business Information Clearinghouse
(www.BlackBic.org) recently joined the BIC family of entrepreneurial
web sites that are dedicated to ensuring the success of small business
owners.
The Black BIC web site, which is free to use, provides Black Entrepreneurs national and local resources on accessing money, managing and marketing a small business, Procurement, tips on Technology, Demographic information and local information on permits, licensing, economic development etc.
Additionally, the web site contains research on small business and training videos on financing, networking and business development.
The Black BIC web site, which is free to use, provides Black Entrepreneurs national and local resources on accessing money, managing and marketing a small business, Procurement, tips on Technology, Demographic information and local information on permits, licensing, economic development etc.
Additionally, the web site contains research on small business and training videos on financing, networking and business development.
National Black Business Information Clearinghouse helps entrepreneurs start and grow a business
DENVER, CO– The National Black Business Information Clearinghouse (www.BlackBic.org) recently joined the BIC family of entrepreneurial web sites that are dedicated to ensuring the success of small business owners.
The Black BIC web site, which is free to use, provides Black Entrepreneurs national and local resources on accessing money, managing and marketing a small business, Procurement, tips on Technology, Demographic information and local information on permits, licensing, economic development etc.
Additionally, the web site contains research on small business and training videos on financing, networking and business development.
“The Black BIC web site has been in planning for a couple of years and we are excited to make it available to aspiring and existing Black entrepreneurs who want to start and grow a successful business,” stated Sal Gomez, founder of the Black BIC.
The Black BIC web site has received accolades from local, immigrant and national organizations.
It has been demonstrated to the Black Chamber Commerce of Colorado, the Minority Business RoundTable and was part of the sub-Saharan African Diaspora Trade show and Marketplace in Washington D.C. sponsored by U.S. AID and Western Union.
“The Black BIC website is a comprehensive toolbox of resources, information, videos and articles designed to ensure the success of black business owners,” said Dr. Eric Lee, President of the Black Chamber of Commerce of Colorado. “This is a valuable resource we will use to further assist and educate our membership and the Black business community.”
“The Minority Business RoundTable strongly believes in the value of partnerships like the one we have established with the Black BIC and the Hispanic BIC (www.hispanicbic.org) ” stated Roger A. Campos, President and CEO of the Minority Business RoundTable.
“It broadens our collective resources to help and assist more minority-- African American, Hispanic, Asian, and Native American business owners.”
The Black BIC will be reaching out to more local and national grassroots organizations to further assist aspiring Black Entrepreneurs in owning their own business and leading the economic development of their communities.
The Black BIC joins the Hispanic BIC web site which now boasts 10,000 unique users per month from the U.S. and Latin America and the BIC family of business websites that include regional sites in Florida, New York and North Carolina.
The Black BIC web site, which is free to use, provides Black Entrepreneurs national and local resources on accessing money, managing and marketing a small business, Procurement, tips on Technology, Demographic information and local information on permits, licensing, economic development etc.
Additionally, the web site contains research on small business and training videos on financing, networking and business development.
“The Black BIC web site has been in planning for a couple of years and we are excited to make it available to aspiring and existing Black entrepreneurs who want to start and grow a successful business,” stated Sal Gomez, founder of the Black BIC.
The Black BIC web site has received accolades from local, immigrant and national organizations.
It has been demonstrated to the Black Chamber Commerce of Colorado, the Minority Business RoundTable and was part of the sub-Saharan African Diaspora Trade show and Marketplace in Washington D.C. sponsored by U.S. AID and Western Union.
“The Black BIC website is a comprehensive toolbox of resources, information, videos and articles designed to ensure the success of black business owners,” said Dr. Eric Lee, President of the Black Chamber of Commerce of Colorado. “This is a valuable resource we will use to further assist and educate our membership and the Black business community.”
“The Minority Business RoundTable strongly believes in the value of partnerships like the one we have established with the Black BIC and the Hispanic BIC (www.hispanicbic.org) ” stated Roger A. Campos, President and CEO of the Minority Business RoundTable.
“It broadens our collective resources to help and assist more minority-- African American, Hispanic, Asian, and Native American business owners.”
The Black BIC will be reaching out to more local and national grassroots organizations to further assist aspiring Black Entrepreneurs in owning their own business and leading the economic development of their communities.
The Black BIC joins the Hispanic BIC web site which now boasts 10,000 unique users per month from the U.S. and Latin America and the BIC family of business websites that include regional sites in Florida, New York and North Carolina.