NBMBAA Charlotte Chapter

06/02/2026

Ever wondered what happens inside a global company like Ingersoll Rand?

Join us on June 18th for an exclusive facility tour and networking experience designed for professionals, students, and emerging leaders.

🏭 Tour the distribution center
💡 Hear from industry professionals
🤝 Build your professional network
🍽️ Join us afterward at our Career Networking Mixer

Tour spots are limited, but the mixer is open to additional attendees. If you miss the tour, we still want to see you at Hickory Tavern! ⚠️ Closed-toe walking shoes are required for tour participants.

Register now: https://wix.to/a8r0CAV See you there!

05/01/2026

Okay we’re back! 😎

Our General Body Meeting series continues this month—and this one is all about elevating your presence.

Join us for an in-person, fireside chat–style conversation focused on how you show up, stand out, and lead with intention in today’s professional landscape.

✨ Session Topic

📍 May 16 — Professional Development
Your Brand Is Your Currency: Visibility, Influence, and Executive Presence

✔️ Open to members and non-members
✔️ No MBA or advanced degree required

🎯 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
📍 Central Piedmont Community College
1231 Elizabeth Ave, Charlotte, NC

Register Today: https://www.nbmbaacharlotte.org/event-details/general-body-meeting-2026-05-16-13-00

03/04/2026

Insight. Strategy. Action.

Our recent session, Building Your Personal Board of Advisors, was a powerful and insightful conversation on the importance of surrounding yourself with the right strategic voices as your career grows.

Regina D. Campbell, Ph.D. provided a thoughtful framework for what a personal board truly is, why it matters, and how professionals can begin building one intentionally. She walked attendees through the key roles a strong advisory circle should include and practical tactics for identifying and cultivating those relationships.

The conversation reinforced an important truth: leadership and growth are rarely achieved alone. Strategic guidance, perspective, and accountability all play a critical role in making well-informed decisions as careers evolve.

We are incredibly grateful to Dr. Campbell for taking the time to share her expertise and give back to the professional community in such a meaningful way.

Thank you as well to Karin Flanagan, VP of Professional Growth & Development, for helping bring this session to life.

Attendees left with clarity, practical steps, and a renewed commitment to building the relationships that support long-term growth.

Now it’s time to take action!

Join me in celebrating Dr. Regina Campbell

Class of 1987

College of Business Fall 1987
College of Education Summer 1991

I am an Executive Consultant focusing on Executive Coaching, Leadership Development and keynote Speaker for corporate and nonprofits. I am a former UNT women’s basketball player. I was part of the team the won the Southland Conference and we played University of Washington in the first round in the NCAA women’s tournament. In 2000s I came back to campus and spoke to the Women’s basketball camp attendees.

E3 Leadership Institute is an Executive Consultant Firm that works with Executive Leaders providing one-on-one Executive Coaching and Leadership development. E3 Leadership Institute’s aim is to be the premier Executive Coaching Firm that focuses on educating, enriching, and elevating the “Executive Leader” (the person) which, in turn will transform and optimize the Executive Leader’s leadership effectiveness. E3 Leadership Institute focuses on the Leader and the internal mechanism that guides and governs the leader.


Please tell us how people can contact you via social media?
LinkedIn Regina D. Campbell, Ph.D.
[email protected]

03/04/2026

Community. Culture. Connection.

Our Black History Bingo event was a wonderful afternoon of learning, engagement, and celebration. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the room so vibrant and interactive.

We are grateful to our prize and event supporters who helped make the experience even more special:

🎁 No Moore Laundry
🎁 Queen Park Social
🎁 Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture

And a special thank you to Mint Hill Express for supporting the event with print services.

Events like this reflect what makes our community strong — professionals coming together to connect, celebrate history, and build meaningful relationships.

A special thank you to the team who helped bring the experience to life:

• Ronie Bryant – Event Lead & Bingo Tracker
• James “Julius” McClamb – Bingo Caller
• Mikayla Edwards – Welcome & Check-in
• Tomica Lindsey – VP of Strategic Partnerships
• Clive Courtenay – Committee Lead & Director of Community Partnerships

Thank you as well to Autumn Marshall, Director of Marketing, Dr. Tasha Williams, Director of Programming, and Andre Tucker, VP of Finance, for supporting the event and helping create such a welcoming and engaging environment.

Your leadership, energy, and storytelling made the experience both educational and fun.

More great conversations and community moments are ahead, and we look forward to seeing you at the next event.

02/21/2026

Big leadership energy loading.

Please join us in welcoming SaVion Smith as our new Director of Collegiate Relations.

SaVion is committed to public service, technical excellence, and advancing his community. From board leadership with Huntsville Young Professionals to executive roles within the National Society of Black Engineers, his impact spans youth empowerment, mentorship, civic engagement, and professional development.

A member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and Life Member of the Alabama A&M University Alumni Association, he understands what it means to build legacy while creating access.

In this role, SaVion will strengthen the bridge between collegiate members and professional leadership — ensuring students are connected, prepared, and positioned for long-term success.

Drop a welcome message below 👇🏾
We’re excited for what’s ahead.