Advanced Digital Marketing Strategies
Presented by AT&T
Presenter: Angie Hancock, Experience Harlem
This session will educate small biz owners and entrepreneurs on how to create an integrated digital marketing campaign including how to develop digital marketing materials, important marketing messages to incluse on your company’s website, email marketing and social media.
Register: http://bit.ly/2MZjk30
Ammanuel Baptist Chuch & Women Grow
The Business of Cannabis: Virtual 2-Day Summit 2021
February 19 & 20, 2021
Speaker: Regin L Smith, Executive Director: Harlem Business Alliance
Session: Adult-use Legalization in New York & New Jersey, Will it pass?
REGISTER NOW:
http://thebusinessofcannabis2021.eventbrite.com
Join HBA on February 12 at 9:00am for a webinar on the MWBE certification process. A link will be sent out to those who have RSVP’d as we approach the webinar date. This session will not be recorded, so be sure to join on time!
Doing work with the city & not certified? You’re missing out! It’s a complex propcess & not for the faint of heart, but can be worth it. learn tips to follow & pitfalls to avoid.
Presenter: Buanita Greer – Owner of Wadsworth Steele, Inc. & Harlem Business Alliance Affiliate.
Crafting the NYS Cannabis Legislation to Create Economic, Criminal, and Healthcare Restorative Justice through Entrepreneurship.
Attorney Debra Haskins will share some of the list of things to consider when starting and growing a cannabis business.
On July 2nd, 2020 6PM- 7PM
Our Distinguishes Panel of Guests Include:
Senator Brian Benjamin
NYS Senator
Harlem District NYS-30
CJ Wallace
Co-Founder of Think Big
Cannabis Activist
Willie Mack
Co-Founder of Think Big
Cannabis Activist
Legacy Operator
New York based
canabis-focused consumer operation
Natalie Papillion
Founder
In recognition of the success and inspiration they have brought to world, the HBA celebrates black women for all that they do and will continue to do. “Growing up surrounded by strong, intelligent black women, running thriving businesses and organizations throughout Harlem — Black Girl Magic was always the rule. Not the exception,” said Regina Smith, executive director of Harlem Business Alliance (HBA). HBA shined the spotlight on nine of those outstand-ing women as part of their 36th annual fundraising gala, May 3, 2017 at Mist, Harlem, a first for the organization, which traditionally honors both women and men. This year’s theme, “Black Women Did That,” recognized the silent power of countless black women who fueled nu-merous movements from the Underground Railroad to Civil Rights, and brought innovations to space, science, arts, and entrepreneurship.
On Wednesday, May 3rd, 2017 the 36Th Annual Harlem Business Alliance Awards Gala Celebrates ‘Black Women Did That’ Honoring The Brains, Grace and Power Of Black Women at MIST Harlem , New York.
Guests included Sylvia Rhone, Jeanne Wardford, Vera Moore, Dyana Williams, Glynda C. Carr, Kimberly Peeler-Allen, Jodie Patterson, Dr. Aletha Maybank and La-Verna J. Fountain, and many, many others.
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