Black Community Growth

FOOD, FUN, MUSIC
5:30 pm
Donation at door: $10.00 plus Unwrapped Toy
Must Be 18 Years or Older
For Information or Additional Donations Please Contact:
Retha Arnold 908-247-9000
Please Come Support FP YOUTHOUTCRY Along With John’s Place in Putting A Smile On A Child’s Face!

Dining Fine and Buying from Mine – Maggie Anderson in Philly
Friday – Drinks, Dinner, Discussion. Saturday – Buying, Being, Loving Black.
Host: Fans of The Empowerment Experiment
Type: Causes – Rally
Network: Global
Start Time: Friday, December 11, 2009 at 6:00pm
End Time: Saturday, December 12, 2009 at 6:00pm
Location: FRIDAY, Dec.11th – Philly Platinum Grille, Chestnut Hill/ SATURDAY, Dec. 12th – First District Plaza
Street: FRIDAY, Dec. 11th – 7719 Crittendon Street/ SATURDAY, Dec. 12th – 3801 Market Street
City/Town: Philadelphia, PA

Description: The Empowerment Experiment may be ending, but our movement is just beginning. What better place than historic Philadelphia for us to make American history again?

Maggie Anderson ventures to Philly to meet the East Coast EE family. On Friday night, join us at the upscale Philly Platinum Grille where we can discuss leveraging EE to grow Philly’s Black business community. We’re going to network, socialize and have a good time too! Chestnut Hill, 7719 Crittendon Street. Friday, December 11th, 6pm.
You must register at www.empowermentreceptionphilly.eventbrite.com

Then on Saturday, come out for an all day Buy Black party. Maggie will deliver a speech. Come show your support for her and all the wonderful entrepreneurs who are the key to our community’s future. First District Plaza, 3801 Market Street. December 12th, 10 – 6pm.

EE Executive Advisor, Norm Bond, who is also the President of the National Alliance of Market Developers, is our host.

No excuses. Everything is free! Be a part of something bold and beautiful. If not now, when?

C. J. Loray Productions LLC has added it’s organization to the Black Community Growth Directory. Black Community Growth will proudly assist C. J. Loray Productions LLC with their efforts to better our communities. We would like to welcome this organization with open arms.

This organizations is described below and can be contacted with the information that is provided.

C. J. Loray Productions LLC is owned and operated by Clarice L. Johnson. Our mission is to showcase original literary works of our founder and other up and coming playwrights, poets and authors. Some of Ms. Johnson’s works include, stageplays, poetry, screenplays, and memoirs. She is currently producing her first original stage play entitled “The Safest Place” showing in February, 2010.

cjloryproductions@comcast.net
989-501-0361

Mission Statement

Founded — July 18, 2008

Chicago’s Black Business Network (CBBN) exists to initiate a grassroots business-to-business service designed to assist the individual business owner in his/her efforts to reach the next level of service and growth in the market place.CBBN will connect person-to-person and business-to-business by opening doors across the land for the enhancement of relationships not just forged but brought forth to operate at a higher level of performance because of that particular connection. CBBN is growing and it is our mission to plant the seeds and provide the tools for growth to each of our members. Watch out Chicago!

http://ChicagosBlackBusinessNetwork.ning.com
ChicagosBlackBusinessNetwork@gmail.com