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Message from the Chamber
Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce Business Development Corporation
Awards Twenty-Six Scholarships
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n April 30, 2018, the Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce Business Development Corporation held its 21
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Annual Excellence in Education (EIE) Scholarship Program. The event included a scholarship ceremony and awards program - recognizing twenty-six high school seniors as recipients of the Chamber's Business Development Corporation scholarships. In addition, the chamber also awarded the second annual EIE Leadership in Education Award to
Ms. Pamela Lear,
Chief of Staff/Dallas Independent School District; Mr. Bill Mahomes -The Board of Regents/The Texas A&M University System; Dr. Michael McFarland, Superintendent /Crowley Independent School District; and Mr. Byron Sanders President & CEO/Big Thought. Listed below are the high school seniors who received scholarships:
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Gloria Akinnibosum
DeSoto High School
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Timothy Beechum
Tyler Street Christian Academy
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JaCaeron Bolden
Wilmer Hutchins High School
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Taylor Brown
DeSoto High School
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Tre' Brown
Woodrow Wilson High School
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Leticia Bruton
A. Maceo Smith New Tech High School
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Cameron Clayton
Lancaster High School
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Sundai Gibson
Justin F. Kimball High School
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Stefhany Gonzalez
North Dallas High School
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Jasmine Gordon
Plano East Senior High School
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Amy Guiterrez
A. Maceo Smith New Tech High School
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Alejanda Hernandez
James Madison High School
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Joseph Hernandez
Justin F. Kimball High School
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Cornysia Island
Lancaster High School
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Amanda Lira
Dr. Wright L. Lassiter Jr. Early College
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Rebecca Nava
A. Maceo Smith New Tech High School
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Festus Oyinwola
Emmett J. Conrad High School
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Cinthia Rayas
North Dallas High School
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Lexie Richards
Skyline High School
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Kevin Salomon
James Madison High School
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Ana Sanchez
Sunset High School
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Jasmine Stiger Smith
Bowie High School
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Dorian Perez
Wilmer-Hutchins High School
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Carrington Whigham
Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing Arts
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Tamia Wilson
David W. Carter High School
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Destiney Winn
Justin F. Kimball High School
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SKILLS FOR BUSINESSTRAINING PROGRAM
Professional Development and Leadership Training for DBCC members
The Chamber's commitment to providing value added benefits continues to evolve. We began the year by offering monthly webinars for members and their staff, and this month we are adding a member discount program from Office Depot and a specialized professional development and training program for our member business owners. Our commitment is to offer resources, information and services that are essential to business success and we encourage you to explore these important benefits.
The Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce and Skills for Small Business are teaming up to provide professional development and leadership training for DBCC members and their staff. The Skills for Small Business Program helps to enhance your staff's productivity and profits, through professional development training. The training curriculum is customized to meet the needs of your company.
Provided by seasoned training experts, Skills for Small Business increases business competitiveness, upgrades the skills of current employees and prepares newly hired employees for job requirements.
The DBCC continues to seek opportunities and resources to enhance our members' benefits and to expand the value of membership.
To apply for the Spring/Summer Training calendar, contact the DBCC Member Concierge Representatives (David Griffin or Kimberly Powell) at the Chamber office (214) 421-5200.
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The Executive Business Summit is a platinum event for high level networking, workshops and keynote addresses focused on positioning business owners with the right people at the right time having the right conversation with our Corporate partners.
June 6th 8:30am
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Chamber Partnership News
Join the Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce and the Dallas Black Dance Theatre for an evening of culture and celebration May 18, 2018.
Chamber Members Receive 20% off Regular Ticket Price
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NEW! OFFICE DEPOT BENEFITS
Exciting news!
Office Depot has partnered with the Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce on a small business savings program to provide discounts in-store and online, plus fantastic new benefits. With your DBCC Business Membership you will receive benefits associated with the Chamber's program.
More than just deals (that extend to almost every item!), you'll also get access to Office Depot's new technology services, local Business Pros and more.
Savings include:
- 20% to 55% off item office supply core list,
- 20% to 55% off retail on cleaning & break room items,
- 10% off branded;
- 20% off private brand ink & toner core list, Average
- 10% off retail on 200 technology core items,
- Free next-day shipping on orders of $50 or more, and
- SIGNIFICANT savings on copy & print.
Sign up for the DBCC Business Member's / Office Depot Small Business Savings Program, administered by Excelerate America.
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The Chamber receives employment, bid and procurement information from partners seeking to work with our member businesses. To help facilitate opportunities and serve as your advocate, we post a selection of these in the newsletter. We encourage you to respond.
If you are a member looking for more job, bid and procurement leads, call the Chamber office at 214-421-5200.
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