Overview

Join the West North Avenue Development Authority (WNADA) and the Greater Baltimore Black Chamber of Commerce (GBBCC) for an exclusive event unveiling a transformative funding opportunity aimed at revitalizing Baltimore’s West North Avenue Corridor.

This exciting event will feature a fireside chat between Chad Williams, Executive Director of WNADA, and Devin Jackson, President of GBBCC. They will discuss critical economic empowerment, small business growth, and community revitalization strategies, including updates on grant and Request for Proposal (RFP) opportunities. Chad Williams will formally announce the $22 million funding initiative, outlining how local businesses, entrepreneurs, and organizations can access funding to help drive positive change in the West North Avenue Corridor.

Event Details

• Date & Time: Thursday, April 3, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM EDT
• Location: World Trade Center Baltimore
• Event Duration: 2 hours
• Refund Policy: Refunds available up to 7 days before the event. Eventbrite fees are non-refundable.

Target Audience

• Developers
• Small Business Owners
• Entrepreneurs
• Community Leaders
• Local Organizations
• Stakeholders focused on community revitalization

Key Highlights

• $22 Million Opportunity: Learn how to access grants and RFPs aimed at transforming the West North Avenue Corridor.
• Fireside Chat: Hear from Chad Williams (WNADA) and Devin Jackson (GBBCC) on economic growth, revitalization, and small business empowerment.
• Funding Access: Discover the process and requirements to tap into available funding for local development projects.

Why Attend?

This is a unique chance for stakeholders to learn about significant funding opportunities that will help reshape the future of the West North Avenue Corridor. Business owners and community leaders will gain valuable insights into the application process and how to leverage these funds for growth and revitalization.

Event Hashtag

#Baltimore #WestNorthAveRevitalization #SmallBusinessGrowth #EconomicEmpowerment

Organized by

Greater Baltimore Black Chamber of Commerce (GBBCC)