The Greater Durham Black Chamber of Commerce

Washington Post mobile article from: info@durhamblackchamber.org

This page was sent to you by: info@durhamblackchamber.org Personal Message from info@durhamblackchamber.org : This just an interesting article that I thought that needed to be shared. I think that it highlights how much we need to be innovative entrepreneurial thinkers and make improving our communities a priority. What do you think about the article? Blacks hit hard by economy's punch

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Are you a member of the newThe Greater Durham Black Chamber of Commerce? Membership Applications are going to be available on Wed. Nov. 25. For more information please email info@durhamblackchamber.org

Join us for an event tomorrow @NCCU School of Business. Topic: Business development and how you can get involved with GDBCC http://ping.fm/SmQj8?eid=181241777715&ref=mf

Bull City Rising: Young professionals survey: economics, crime and public schools matter -- but who's engaged, and who isn't?#more

This is a very interesting article about how young professionals view Durham based on a survey by Triangle Reasearch Partners. What do you all think?

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This is our community, we must stay involved. Check out this article to find out the lastest on the Rolling Hills development.
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The Herald-Sun - The long period of struggle for equality

For those of you that were unable to make the discussion Sun afternoon, this is The Hearld-Sun's article on the Parrish St discussion. We are so proud of Durham's rich history. That is why we strive to continue that legacy through The Greater Durham Black Chamber of Commerce. Here is a quote from the speaker Dr. Weare: The buildings along Parrish Street, Weare said, also tell a story of the people who made the Black Wall Street era happen. "It's our heritage," he said, "if we can keep it." That is what the Black Chamber is all about, keeping our heritage of thriving businesses that foster community prosperity.

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NYT: Know Your Market Before

NYT: Know Your Market Before You Leap
For more: http://s.nyt.com/s/EvUrYWrC

All of you Durham Black Chamber supporters, please attend this forum on Sunday. It is discussing the link between Durham's Black Wall Street and the founding of NCCU. IT should be a great dicussion. http://ping.fm/Elrtv

Bull City Rising: Courthouse project to move forward after Scarborough & Hargett decamps to Carolina Times building

This is a great article. This is about Scarborough Funeral home, but it really reflects the history of black businesses in Durham. We have to support one another no matter where we move. But it certainly gives you something to think about...

Bull City Rising: Courthouse project to move forward after Scarborough & Hargett decamps to Carolina Times building.

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