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Women’s Division

In 1990 a group of women lead by Gwen Barbee, the founder and director emeritus, became more interested in the business activities of the Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce and banned together with the blessings of then-board members Erma Johnson, Norma Roby and President Reginald Gates to create a support group for Chamber activities.

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Paths Forward®

More than eight years ago, when it was noticed that very few African Americans
were being selected to participate in the city’s most prominent leadership
program, the Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce decided to
address this obvious need in our community.

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The Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce, as a non-profit organization, depends on corporate partners and sponsorships to supplement its budget.

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— Devoyd Jennings, CEO

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CHAMBER NEWS

Volunteers Needed for Film Institute

As the FWMBCC’s Annual Film and Movie Institute begins its 26th year, volunteers and sponsors are needed to make this year’s event a successful one.

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Annual Luncheon was Truly “MAGICal”

More than 800 people packed the Hilton Hotel’s Crystal Ballroom June 2 to hear Earvin “Magic” Johnson inspire a group of young men from the “My Brother’s Keeper” mentoring program, and challenge the Fort Worth leadership to do more to help our youth.

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Fort Worth’s Own “Doc” Holliday

Dr. Marie Holliday was one of the first tenants in Sundance Square and one of the first members of the FWMBCC. Check out the video to learn more!

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The Exchange of Memberships

This is the exchange of memberships between the Arlington Chamber of Commerce and the Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce.

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