The Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce is committed to helping our members and Fort Worth business community navigate through these uncertain times. Now that the coronavirus (COVID-19) has made its way to Tarrant County, local businesses are inquiring about information to be prepared to help their company, their employees and their families. Tarrant…
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This event, sponsored by the FWMBCC, featured all-day 50-cent waffles and a good time for all.
For the 28th year, the FWMBCC presented its Annual Film & Movie Institute last month, which was held at the Forest Hill Civic & Convention Center.
The Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce and Texas A&M University of School of Law held a reception for newly appointed African American leaders in local government and corporate America.
When Tarrant County Commissioners voted unanimously this month to donate about 12 acres of land to the state for creation of a new veterans’ home in Fort Worth, it was the culmination of months of collaboration between Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush and the Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce.
Richard Burnett, a longtime FWMBCC supporter and devoted public servant to the Fort Worth community, died last month.
IT WAS A WONDERFUL YEAR FOR THE FWMBCC Last year was an event-filled 12 months for the Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce. Here’s a look back at the year that was. JANUARY BUSINESSMAN DARRYL BREWER COMES ON BOARD AS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MANAGER FOR FWMBCC TEXAS LAND COMMISSIONER GEORGE P. BUSH DROPS BY CHAMBER…