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| Support Organizations & Networks |
There are a number of business organizations that have been soley created to assist you in starting, managing and growing your business. Below is a list of organizations that can be found on a state and/or local level.
Business Organizations
Trade/Professional Organizations
Black Data Processing Associates (New Jersey Chapter)
BDPA is a national, non-profit professional organization founded by Earl A. Pace, Jr. and David Wimberly in May 1975. BDPA was formed out of a concern shared by both men that minorities were not adequately represented in the computer industry.
Garden State Association of Black Journalists
The Garden State Association of Black Journalists Inc., GSABJ, exists to unite African-Americans in New Jersey dedicated to the promotion of equal opportunity, truth and professional excellence in the fields of print and broadcast journalism.
National Association of Black Accountants (Northern NJ Chapter)
The National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. (NABA), is the premier nationwide membership organization with the primary purpose of developing, encouraging and serving as a resource for greater participation by African Americans and other minorities in the accounting, finance, auditing, business, consulting, finance, information technology, and related professions.
Minority Interchange's Northern New Jersey Chapter
Our mission is to promote professional development, personal growth and community service. This is accomplished through various educational programs, workshops, networking opportunities, and participation in company, industry and community activities.
National Black MBA Association (New Jersey Chapter)
The National Black MBA Association, Inc., (NBMBAA), is a business organization which leads in the creation of economic and intellectual wealth for the black community. The goal of the New Jersey Chapter is to create programs that are responsive to the current needs of its membership and the community at large. These initiatives commit the organization's resources to bring about fundamental change in the economic development of the African-American community. The purpose of these initiatives is to encourage active participation in issues of local, national, and international significance for the chapter's corporate, business and community partners.
National Black Nurses Association (Five chapters in New Jersey)
As with any new organization, the beginning years of the National Black Nurses Association were devoted to developing and agreeing upon an appropriate philosophy and mission, organizational structure, Constitution and By-laws and operating procedures.
National Sales Network
National Sales Network is a 501-C-3 not-for-profit membership organization whose mission is to meet the professional and developmental needs of African-American sales and sales management professionals. Local chapters conduct seminars on subjects such as selling skills, negotiating skills, job search, time management, organization skills and career management. NSN is composed of sales professionals and entrepreneurs from all industries.
National Society of Black Engineers Region 1 – includes New Jersey)
The Regional Alumni Executive Board (RAEB) is the governing body of NSBE Region I Alumni. The RAEB is comprised of persons, who have received a bachelorís degree, advanced degree, or is a candidate to receive a degree in engineering, engineering technology, or applied science from an accredited institution. The purpose of the Alumni Extension is to support NSBE in a way that develops and enhances NSBE programs, increases technical awareness, encourages scholastic achievement, and stimulates enthusiasm in the Black engineering community in order to promote technical expertise, professionalism, and fellowship among Black engineers. |
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