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African American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. LIAACC launches campaign to Retool, Refocus, and Rebuild Black Business in New York State. (LIAACC) has raised the bar for what it means to be a black chamber in New York State.

The Unlock Your Dreams Conference' is for participants of all genders, races, ages and backgrounds to leave the mega event with real and accessible keys to realizing their potential and living in their LIFE'S PURPOSE.

The co-authors are penning experiences about life, fatherhood, friendships, relationships business and social issues as well as negative perceptions that they've had to face in order to survive in today's society.

ButterMEssentials line of products includes hair, bath and body products for women, men and children. ButterMEssentials line of products includes hair, bath and body products for women, men and children.

NYC Councilman Robert E. Cornegy, Jr. Performs Ribbon-cutting at ButterMEssentials Grand Opening. The Brooklyn-based company ButterMEssentials is a family owned company run by Mrs. Negesti Pinnock and her husband and partner Vayden Pinnock.

The Brooklyn-based company ButterMEssentials is a family owned company run by Mrs. Negesti Pinnock and her husband and partner Vayden Pinnock. ButterMEssentials line of products includes hair, bath and body products for women, men and children.

New York State's largest African American Chamber of Commerce President Phil Andrews named 2019 Small Business Champion by NY District Office of the U.S. Small Business Administration

Swirl Bliss is a independently owned and operated frozen yogurt shop, located in Baldwin, NY. Their assortment of yogurt flavors gives their customers the best of both worlds – a healthy treat that also satisfies their taste buds.

The company specializes in hair butter, hair elixirs, non-sulfate shampoo bars, non-sulfate shampoos and conditioners, herbal hair moisturizing, lotion bars, body butter, and luxury handmade soaps.

New York largest African American Chamber of Commerce Operates In Largest Market for African American Business in the United States. In a study conducted by the census bureau New York State logged in over 200,000 businesses in the state.