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1st Annual Awards Banquet - Alamo City Black Chamber of Commerce
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Alamo City Black Chamber of Commerce
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Thursday, August 29, 2024
06:00PM - Thursday, August 29, 2024 09:00PM
1801 Martin Luther King Drive • St. Philip's College - Sutton Learning Center • San antonio • TX
Summary
Join us Thursday, August 29, 2024 at 6PM for the 1st Annual Alamo City Black Chamber Awards Banquet. Dress to impress for a night of celebration at our award presentation! Your invitation is offered to recognize the extraordinary achievements of individuals from across the greater San Antonio Community. Join us for a night of grandeur, where your presence adds an ideal touch of distinction.
This event takes place inside the historic Artemisia Bowden Center at the Sutton Learning Center located on the campus of St. Philip's College, 1801 Martin Luther King Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78203. Come join us as we dine, dance, and celebrate during this year’s Annual Awards Banquet. Dinner will be catered by our very own Nomenia.
Your presence will be greatly appreciated as we honor the hard work of those who championed community efforts during our toughest moments. Let’s make this Awards Banquet unforgettable!
Attire: Semi-Formal
Tickets: $75 Per Person
Table: $600 (8)
Sponsorship opportunities are available and include: business spotlight, table for guests (8), and access to VIP reception.
The Alamo City Black Chamber of Commerce was founded in May 1938 in San Antonio, Texas. We are committed to being a solution by supporting our local black businesses through identifying capital resources, creating coalitions with other organizations and serving as stakeholders and advocates for our Black business ecosystem. According to a recent study, in San Antonio, Black residents make up 9% of Bexar County’s population and only 2% of businesses. This disparity has led to a revenue and employment imbalance with Black-owned businesses historically earning less and hiring fewer employees. Ensuring Black-owned businesses reach their full potential will benefit the San Antonio economy to the tune of billions of dollars and we at the Alamo City Black Chamber of Commerce are committed to achieving this goal.
When & Where
Thursday, August 29, 2024
06:00PM - 09:00PM
1801 Martin Luther King Drive • St. Philip's College - Sutton Learning Center • San antonio
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