05/02/2026
🌍✨ Connecting Community. Creating Opportunity. Building Legacy.
Recently, the Richmond County Black and Minority Chamber of Commerce hosted a powerful event bringing together members of the diaspora right here on Staten Island and the message was clear: we are stronger when we connect, collaborate, and build together.
This wasn’t just another networking event. It was a bridge linking entrepreneurs, immigrants, and community leaders to real business resources, guidance, and support systems designed to help them succeed. From mentorship to business development tools, the focus was on turning ideas into sustainable opportunities.
In a borough that continues to grow more diverse, events like this remind us that economic empowerment is not just an idea it’s an action. It’s about creating spaces where people from all backgrounds can thrive, contribute, and build generational impact.
The mission is simple but powerful:
Support businesses. Strengthen community. Circulate opportunity.
📖 Read more here:
https://www.silive.com/entertainment/2026/05/black-chamber-of-commerce-event-connects-staten-island-diaspora-with-business-help.html
Let this be a reminder—when we invest in people, we invest in progress.
Staten Island AdvanceJennifer ClementJentuby
Dr. Ronald A. Gregg, president of the chamber, underscored the importance of economic empowerment and institutional support.