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The African-American Chamber of Commerce of PA, NJ and DE (AACC) is the leading advocate for minority owned businesses in the Delaware Valley and Southeastern Pennsylvania. The AACC enhances the growth and effectiveness of African American owned businesses by working within the community to improve economic conditions; furthering businesses’ interests by serving as convener and influencer in government; and providing programming and facilitating partnerships that help members access needed resources. For 29 years, the AACC has remained committed to promoting the sound economic well being and empowerment of the African American business community, and the economic status of the African American community through education, access, partnership and accountability.
The African American Chamber of Commerce of PA, NJ and DE (AACC) was formed in 1993 in response to the legal challenge by the contractor’s associations that African Americans experienced discrimination in city contracting. Later, in 2004, the African-American Chamber of Commerce Foundation was formed as a non-profit entity of the Chamber for the purpose of promoting the sound economic well being and empowerment of African American owned businesses, the African American business community, the AACC and the economic status of the African American community through educational and other charitable means. The AACC is the leading advocate for minority owned businesess in the Delaware Valley and Southeastern Pennsylvania. Its purpose is to enhance the growth and effectiveness of AfricanAmerican owned businesses in the Delaware Valley, and thereby, to improve the economic conditions within the regional African American community. It’s primary goal is to further the interests of businesses by responding to the needs of the business community and serving as an advocate for the purpose of increasing economic opportunities for the African-American community.
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Regina A. Hairston is a solutions oriented and resourceful strategist who employs a creative approach to transforming visions into results. As President and Chief Executive Officer at the African American Chamber of Commerce of PA, NJ & DE (AACC), Regina’s leadership guides the vision, policies, and programming with passion, purpose, and poise. AACC has promoted the voice, the vision, and the value Regina A. Hairston President & CEO AACC President & 4CEO BUILDING BACK BETTER, BUILDING BACK BLACK A N N U A L M E E T I N G A& N N U A L M E E T I N G & A W A R D S C E R E M O N AY W A R D S C E R E M O N Y AFRICAN AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PA, NJ & DE
Board of Directors 5 BUILDING BACK BETTER, BUILDING BACK BLACK BoardMembers Justin Campbell Karen Lewis Kenn Penn Kenneth Scott Krishna Narine Lowell Thomas Malcolm Ingram Maria Frizelle Roberts Hon. Renee Cardwell Hughes Richard Cottom Dr. Rita Toliver Roberts Jovan Goldstein Bjorn Henriques Daivy Dambreville, Esq Krystal Jones Steven Scott Bradley Brian Edmonds Dexter Hamilton Dimitria Davenport Gary Shepherd Glenn Brown Jeff Hornstein ExecutiveCommittee Bjorn Henriques, Vice Chair Krystal Jones, Treasurer Hon Renee Cardwell Hughes Maria Frizelle Daivy P. Damberville, Esq., Secretary Roman McDonald Melonease Shaw James Sanders ReginaA.Hairston, President&CEO JovanGoldstein, BoardChairman Ron Davis Ron Dutton Rosalind Lee Tarik Brooks Tummona Fisher Vernice Lewis James Sanders Melonease Shaw Roman McDonald Tony Payton, Jr Stokley Tomlinson A N N U A L M E E T I N G A& N N U A L M E E T I N G & A W A R D S C E R E M O N AY W A R D S C E R E M O N Y AFRICAN AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PA, NJ & DE
E v e n t P r o g r a m WELCOME & THE OCCASION Loraine Ballard Morrill & Robert W Bogle Mistress of Ceremonies & Master of Ceremonies NONPROFIT OF THE YEAR AWARD PRESENTATION The Urban League of Philadelphia Presented by Greg Deavens President and CEO, Independence Blue Cross SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR AWARD PRESENTATION Presented by Tina D’Orazio Senior Vice President, The Philadelphia Eagles ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR AWARD PRESENTATION Presented by Senator Vincent Hughes 7th Senatorial District CORPORATE ADVOCATE OF THE YEAR AWARD PRESENTATION 6abc WPVI TV Presented by Regina A Hairston, President & CEO, African American Chamber of Commerce BUILDING THE CHAMBER OF THE FUTURE Jovan T. Goldstein Chairman of the Board GREETINGS FROM THE CHAMBER BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bjorn Henriques Vice Chairman of the Board & 2022 Event Chair THE PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS Regina A Hairston President & CEO, African American Chamber of Commerce VANGUARD AWARD PRESENTATION Steven Scott Bradley, Chairman Emeritus Presented by Ron Davis Chief Diversity Officer, Parx Casino Event Program 7 BUILDING BACK BETTER, BUILDING BACK BLACK A N N U A L M E E T I N G A& N N U A L M E E T I N G & A W A R D S C E R E M O N AY W A R D S C E R E M O N Y AFRICAN AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PA, NJ & DE
Loraine Ballard Morrill
Chamber Partner
Loraine Ballard Morrill is currently the News Director and Community Affairs Director for iHeartMedia’s six Philadelphia stations. They are Power 99 FM, WDAS FM, ALT 104.5 FM., Rumba 106.1, Fox Sports Radio Philadelphia 1480 AM and Q102 FM. Loraine hosts and produces “Insight” airing on WDAS FM and Power 99 FM and “What’s Going On” which airs on Q102, ALT 104.5 and Fox Sports Radio Philadelphia 1480 AM. Loraine also coordinates community outreach and campaigns for all the stations. Under her leadership Power 99 is the first station to receive a record breaking six National
Association of Broadcasters Crystal Radio Awards for community service. Power 99 was the first to receive the NAB inaugural Crystal Heritage Award which is among the most prestigious awards a radio station can receive for service to the community. Most recently WDAS FM received a 2022 NAB Crystal Award and iHeartMedia Philadelphia was recognized for the second year as one of Philadelphia Foundation’s Civic 50 Greater Philadelphia.
Among her numerous honors Ms. Morrill has received The Philadelphia Human Relations Commission Human Rights Award, and The Women’s Alliance For Job Equity’s Certificate of Courage for her support of women confronting discrimination and commitment to combating prejudice. Loraine was the recipients of the March of Dimes Achievement in Radio Lifetime Achievement Award, The Philadelphia NAACP President’s Award, the inaugural Karin A. Phillips Excellence Award presented by the Philadelphia Black Public Relations Society, the 15th Annual Harris Wofford Active Citizenship Award from the Greater Philadelphia Martin Luther King Day of Service. She was recipient of BEBASHI Power of 30 Award, the Arête of Media Award presented by Women in Media and WOAR’s Bridge of Courage Award among others.
Ms. Ballard Morrill serves on numerous boards including PHLDiversity; the Read by 4th Leadership Committee, Girl Scouts of Eastern PA and Global Citizen 365.
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Robert W. Bogle
Robert W. Bogle is chairman, president and chief executive officer of The Philadelphia Tribune, the nations oldest and the Greater Philadelphia regions largest audited newspaper serving the African American community. He assumed his present position in July 1989.
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Mr. Bogle serves on the boards of the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, the African American Chamber of Commerce, PHLCVB, Board of Governors of the PA State System of Higher Education and the Philadelphia Tribune.
He served as president of the National Newspaper Publisher’s Association (NNPA), a trade association comprising 205 Black-owned newspapers across the nation from 1991 1995. The organization is credited with increasing the awareness of African American issues while promoting their values and lifestyles. President George W. Bush appointed him to serve as a member of the National Museum of African American History and Culture Commission. Bogle received an honorary doctorate of Humane Letters from Drexel University, an honorary doctorate of Literature from Lincoln University and an honorary doctorate of Humane Letters from Temple University. He is a member of Alpha Boule’ Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity and a life member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. He is also a member of The Pennsylvania Society and Philadelphia Community of Leaders.
Mr. Bogle attended Cheyney University and the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business and Finance, Temple University in Philadelphia and the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, N.Y.
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Since 1917, the Urban League of Philadelphia has worked to bend the arc of history. They are an affiliate of the National Urban League, one of the nation’s oldest and largest community based movements dedicated to empowering underserved urban communities.
The Urban League of Philadelphia believe that the common dreams are stronger than the things that divide us. Economic independence and social mobility are only possible when individuals, civic organizations, corporations, and public officials can build bridges and work together. As a nonprofit, civil rights and advocacy organization, this is what the Urban League does.
The Urban League of Philadelphia's mission is to empower African Americans and other underserved people to secure economic self reliance, parity, power and civil rights. The mission is defined by the ABC’s: Advocacy & Policy, Business & Talent Diversity, and Community & Economic Development.
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Steven Scott Bradley
Steven Scott Bradley is the President & Founder of Bradley & Bradley Associates, LLC, which specializes in commercial insurance and risk management services. His company, started in 2001, is based in Center City, Philadelphia.
Steven has made relationships and personal commitment, trust, humility, and hard work his philosophy since he was a teen. He was rewarded with a scholarship from Fisk University, the renowned HBCU founded in 1866 in Nashville.
Steven built Bradley & Bradley Associates, LLC, into a successful business with hard work, perseverance, and business development goals that also focused on lifting up others. Steven serves as Chair of the African American Chamber of Commerce, and leading with the imperative of community building – attacking issues of poverty, good quality education and equal opportunity – as integral to building a thriving business community that advances African Americans.
A widely recognized community leader in the city, Steven was invited to join Philadelphia city Leaders on trade missions to China, South Korea, the United Kingdom and Israel. During that 2017 trade mission to China, the delegation of leaders successfully entered into agreements with three Chinese companies to develop a presence in the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, creating jobs and an expanded tax base.
Steven serves on the boards of, the Philadelphia Foundation, Frontiers International (President Emeritus), the Philadelphia Airport, the Greater Philadelphia Leadership Exchange (GPLEX), WHYY Public Radio and TV, the Philadelphia Ballet, the First African Baptist Church, as well as several commissions. Among his numerous recognitions are most recently the Philly Power 100 Award and The Philadelphia Tribune Most Influential African American Leaders award.
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6abc WPVI-TV
Corporate Advocate of the Year
For more than half a century, 6abc has been broadcasting programs to viewers in the Delaware Valley and Lehigh Valley, currently representing more than 8 million people. As the No. 1 station in Philadelphia for almost 45 years, 6abc Action News delivers local news, traffic and weather to more than 3 million homes. Action News captures nearly half of all Adult 25-54 viewers on an average day. In the past year, Action News has won 2,478 out of 2,498 newscasts in Households for a winning percentage of 98.2%. 6abc.com, the official website of Action News, is currently the #1 local TV news website in the market.
WPVI TV/Channel 6 went on the air as WFIL TV in 1947. In 1971, Capital Cities Communications, later Capital Cities/ABC, Inc., purchased the station and changed its call letters from WFIL-TV to WPVI-TV (the "P" for Philadelphia and the "VI" for 6). 6abc was the first affiliate of ABC-TV and on April 1, 2023, the station will celebrate its 75th anniversary with Capital Cities/ABC. In 1996, WPVI TV became part of the Walt Disney Company, when Disney acquired Capital Cities/ABC.
Throughout its history, 6abc has remained committed to serving the diverse needs and interests of the Delaware Valley viewers. 6abc is Philly Proud to celebrate Community Leaders throughout the year, who are making a difference and significant impact in their communities. Action News has recently designated its first Race and Culture Reporter, TaRonda Thomas, to report the issues that matter to its eclectically diverse viewership.
In 2020, 6abc partnered with the African-American Chamber of Commerce PA, NJ, DE to promote an initiative to highlight local Black & Brown small businesses and discuss solutions to help them thrive. 6abc believes that “Serving our local community is always ‘Good Business’”. For more details about this initiative and the 6abc/AACC partnership, please go to 6abc.com/GoodBusiness.
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Tari Wright
Founder, Not Wright Brand, LLC
Based in Philadelphia, Not Wright Brand, LLC was established in 2019 and fully operational in early 2020.
Not Wright Brand specializes in sneaker travel bags, sporting goods, and apparel. They are the first black owned company to produce a professional basketball that can be utilized for official use.
Not Wright¿ means to “own who you are”! Tari Wright’s daughter is autistic and he would tell her “Don’t think your disability is your downfall. You need to own it because no one is going to feel sorry for you in this world, especially being a minority as well. You can be anything you want no matter what. You’re always going to be "not right" in others eyes, but own it and be the best version you can be”.
Wright was an individual that also went through many ups and downs in life as well. He was told that he was not right and wouldn’t succeed in life. So, he decided to own it and be the best version of himself that he can be. His last name influenced the decision on naming his company. "I wanted to show our people that anything is possible no matter what you go through. I overcame adversity and was able to not only attain my honors bachelor's degree in business administration/entrepreneurship, but to also make this brand happen" – Tari Wright.
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Dawn Frazier
Owner, Details
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Dawn Frazier aka "Ms Dawn" is the owner of Details
By Ms Dawn and has always had a passion for cooking. After working in Corporate America for over 20 years for several Fortune 500 companies, she decided to take the leap unto faith and venture out into the entrepreneur world, that was over 13 years ago. Over the years, Ms Dawn has owned two restaurants, but decided to focus on full service catering.
With a focus on comfort food, but also allowing clients to customize menus for their event, Ms Dawn offers diverse menu options. Mac and Cheese is her signature dish and has won The Tasters Choice Award in South Jersey several times over the years. During the Pandemic, Ms Dawn teamed up with one of her corporate clients, Foot Locker Corporation, to help feed the homeless and less fortunate in local communities. She has developed a very broad client base in the local Tri State area off of always going above and beyond to give her clients the best customer service and satisfaction. We pride ourselves on our repeat and referred clients, who always turn into our family after we cater their events.
Ms Dawn is a member of the African-American Chamber of Commerce, Urban League of Philadelphia, and the Camden County Chamber of Commerce. However, she will donate time and services to any organization in need if her schedule permits. When Ms Dawn is not busy in the kitchen, she enjoys spending time with her grandchildren and traveling.
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Ad ocacy Trustee Ch b P Romona L. Mercer Owner, Aunt Verlea’s Pound Cake Experience LLC Romona L. Mercer was born and raised in Philadelphia, PA. She is the owner of Aunt Verlea’s Pound Cake Experience LLC (AVPCE), located in Philadelphia, PA. A self trained baker, Romona, baked her first pound cake at the age of 12. Her need to obtain employment led her to starting AVPCE in 2014. Since then, AVPCE has evolved into a full dessert company offering various desserts such as classic cakes, puddings and cobblers. A N N U A L M E E T I N G A& N N U A L M E E T I N G & A W A R D S C E R E M O N AY W A R D S C E R E M O N Y AFRICAN AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PA, NJ & DE BUILDING BACK BETTER, BUILDING BACK BLACK Small Business of the Year 2Nominee 0
Monique Hill
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Monique Hill is a 29-year-old African American woman who is a prominent leader in the city of Philadelphia. In 2015, Monique graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania where she majored in Psychology with a focus in child development and family relations. After graduating college, Monique was able to conduct the skills she learned in school and throughout life to build a business she believed in.
Through her life experiences and growing up in Philadelphia, Monique has been able to see the beauty in Philadelphia despite what the media would portray. This led her to build a nonprofit organization and mobile app, called Philly Youth, dedicated to decreasing the negative stereotypes of inner city youth. The app highlights positive stories of influencers in the community. This provides the Philadelphia community with the space to hear about and learn from the positive and uplifting news in the city. It also encourages the influencers on the app and website to continue to strive for success.
In 2016, Monique had the opportunity to travel to Europe to visit Paris, London, Venice and Rome. From there, she knew that while building Philly Youth She wanted to bring the same travel abroad opportunit In 2018, Monique curated her first traveling abroad o successful and unforgettable experience for herself and the travelers. In March of 2023, Philly Youth will have their second tour to Costa Rica. The Philly Youth traveling program gives the chance for youth and families to see that the world is so much bigger than Philadelphia. It creates the mindset that the opportunities in life are endless.
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Tia Lyles Williams, D.Sc. is a Two Time Life Science Start Up Founder Founder & CEO of LucasPye BIO, a Contract Development Manufacturing Organization (CDMO); and Founder & CEO of HelaPlex, the 1st Commercial Life Science Accelerator for Seed-Level Life Science Start Ups and Virtual Biotechnology Companies. In fact, LucasPye BIO is a strategic partner of Thomas Jefferson University’s Jefferson Institute for Bioprocessing (JIB). Dr. Lyles Williams is the 1st African American Queer Woman to own and lead a biopharmaceutical manufacturing company – 68 years after the 1st African American Man, Dr. Percy Lavon Julian with his company, Julian Laboratories, Inc., in Chicago, IL. She received her Bachelor of Science in Biology from Howard University, Master of Science in Entertainment Business from Full Sail University, and a Master of Science in Regulatory Science from University Southern California. On May 12, 2022, Dr. Lyles Williams was conferred as an Honorary Doctorate in The Sciences from the Sidney Kimmel Medical Colleg in Philadelphia, PA. Most recently, Dr. Lyles-Willia The White House discussion Biotechnology and Bioeconomy in the U.S. Dr. Lyles Williams has been working in the biotechnology / biopharmaceutical industry for 2 years – including formerly interning at the Nation Institutes of Health (NIH), as well as a former contractor at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR in Silver Spring, MD). Dr. Tia Lyles-Williams Founder & CEO LucasPye BIO & HelaPlex Entrepreneur of the Year 2Nominee 2 A N N U A L M E E T I N G A& N N U A L M E E T I N G & A W A R D S C E R E M O N AY W A R D S C E R E M O N Y AFRICAN AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PA, NJ & DE BUILDING BACK BETTER, BUILDING BACK BLACK
Economy League of Greater Philadelphia Salmon, Ricchezza, Singer & Turchi LLP
Bradley & Bradley Associates, Inc. Judge Renee Cardwell Hughes
Daivy Pierre Dambreville, Esq.
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AACC Annual Awards Ceremony & Reception
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