News from Black Communities of Gwinnett County Georgia.
As the holiday season approaches, the Gwinnett community is gearing up for a truly special event that promises to spread joy, support local businesses, and create lasting memories for all. …
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The Gwinnett County Black Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated “Gwinnett Black Business Expo,” taking place on Saturday, August 19, 2023, from 1:00 – 8:00 p.m. at the Crowne Plaza …
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This week we celebrated Small Business Day, a day we take a moment to appreciate the heart and hustle of the entrepreneurs who form the core of our communities. Despite …
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An invitation to the community to be intentional about shopping with Black-owned businesses in Gwinnett County The Gwinnett County Black Chamber of Commerce (GCBCC) has announced the launch of its …
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Supporting All Black Businesses in Gwinnett County, Georgia – Storefront and Online We are celebrating the resilience of Black business owners throughout Gwinnett county with Shop Black Week Gwinnett 2021 …
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Richard Garcia and Dominique Horton are opening Reyna’s Espresso and Sweets on West Crogan Street in downtown Lawrenceville. The new business will start serving coffee, espresso-based drinks, smoothies, tea and desserts before the …
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The coronavirus pandemic has weakened or destroyed many small businesses. According to the New York Times, early evidence shows COVID-19 is disproportionately hurting Black-owned small businesses. “More than 40 percent …
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As we celebrate Black Business Month 2020, let’s look at the state of Black businesses owned by women in the United States. In the 2020 State of Small Business report from Guidant …
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Gwinnett County Black Chamber of Commerce (GCBCC) is encouraging Black-owned businesses to apply for grants and loans for small businesses hurt by the coronavirus pandemic provided by Gwinnett County. Deadline …
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By Joshua Franklin and Lawrence Delevingne for Reuters NEW YORK/BOSTON (Reuters) – When American companies recently applied for U.S. government loans meant to help small businesses survive the coronavirus crisis, …
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