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Atlanta Black Chambers

Offered by Atlanta Black Chambers (ABC)

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About

About This Program

A member chamber for Black-owned businesses in metro Atlanta, with 100+ events a year, committees, and groups for women, veteran and young entrepreneurs.

The Atlanta Black Chambers (ABC), building businesses since 2005, is a nonprofit membership organization that advocates for the creation and growth of competitive, profitable and sustainable Black-owned businesses, with education and training focused on economic development, ownership and wealth. It hosts over 100 activities a year and runs committees on topics such as marketing and technology, education and workforce development, real estate, global opportunities and training. Affinity groups include the Women's League for Black women-owned businesses (monthly Zoom meetings on the third Friday at 8:30 a.m.), the Veteran Entrepreneurs Group, the Young Entrepreneurs Collaborative for members under 35, and South Metro and North Metro groups. Membership plans are listed on its website; one plan costs a $50 one-time fee plus $29 a month starting in the second month, for 12 months.

Eligibility

Who Can Apply

  • Black-owned businesses, entrepreneurs and organizations in metro Atlanta

Area served: Metro Atlanta

The offer

What's Offered

  • Membership and over 100 events a year
  • Industry committees
  • Women's League, Veteran Entrepreneurs Group and Young Entrepreneurs Collaborative
  • South Metro and North Metro groups

Amount: One membership plan: $50 one-time fee plus $29 a month

Cost: $50 one-time fee plus $29 a month for one listed plan

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What You'll Need

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Key dates

Dates

OpensYear-round
DeadlineRolling
Last reviewedNov 2, 2026

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