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News Abstract
By: NewsAbstract Editorial Team
Topic: Business
March 31, 2026
This event significantly empowers women leaders, particularly Black women, by providing vital strategies for entrepreneurship and capital access. It fosters critical mentorship and collaboration, strengthening Chicago's diverse executive pipeline. This commitment drives equitable economic growth, shaping a more inclusive and impactful business future for the region.
CHICAGO, IL – March 31, 2026 – The Business Leadership Council (BLC) of Chicago recently hosted its highly anticipated "Minding Our Business – Part II: Power, Protection and Possibilities" event, drawing over 75 women to a sold-out session. Held at The Haven Event Center in celebration of Women's History Month, this elevated strategy session underscored BLC's commitment to empowering women in business.
Attendees engaged in a dynamic panel discussion and breakout sessions meticulously crafted to address critical areas such as entrepreneurship, capital access, corporate navigation, and strategic partnerships. The event featured prominent leaders including Avis LaVelle, Roni Jackson, Desiree Rogers, Dorri McWhorter, Keiana Barrett, Melody Spann-Cooper, Kalia Coleman, Minyon Moore, and Wynona Redmond, whose insights fueled an atmosphere of collaborative growth and strategic development.
Founded in 2010, the BLC stands as Chicago's premier organization for Black business leaders, uniting over 120 executives from more than 25 diverse industries. Its core mission is to foster invaluable mentorship, collaboration, and significant community impact. For those seeking to join this influential network and contribute to its ongoing success, further information is available at www.blcchicago.com.