Making Spirits Bright, NBMBAA Virtual Holiday Social!
Thu, Dec 17, 2020, 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm CT
Online Event
About the Event
Making Spirits Bright, NBMBAA Virtual Holiday Social. And we are more than excited to share the virtual cheer as we explore how to entertain on the fly.
Get ready for a member exclusive close up with Cocktail enthusiast TK Morgan & Wine connoisseur Jeanne Amour as they pour up the perfect cocktail. Trent J will prepare a few seasonal delights that you can whip up for any unexpected guest this winter. ‘Tis the season to eat, drink, and party like a rock star: (Well a least social distancing style) Cheers!
Please note that this is a member only event.
Location
Online Event
Date and Time
Thu, Dec 17, 2020, 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm CT
Sales Ended
Organizer
National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) Houston
Organized in 1983, the Houston Chapter currently has more than 550 financial members at all levels of business management, from a wide array of disciplines including Finance, IT, Marketing, Law, and Engineering.
The Chapter maintains relationships with many of Houston’s community-based organizations and Fortune 1000 companies. We are committed to contributing to our members by continuing to provide opportunities that derive mutual benefits.
The Chapter’s primary goals are to successfully operate our major programs and annual events during the year: 1) the Leaders of Tomorrow (LOT) High School Mentoring Program, 2) the Leadership Empowerment Scholarship Banquet and Silent Auction, 3) the Houston Black Leadership Forum, 4) our monthly General Body Meetings (GBM), and 5) our University Outreach programming for undergraduate and graduate business students. Additionally, many of our members participate in the Annual National Conference and Exposition.
The National Black MBA Association has recognized the Houston Chapter nine times as a Chapter of the Year honoree
Organizer
National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) Houston
Organized in 1983, the Houston Chapter currently has more than 550 financial members at all levels of business management, from a wide array of disciplines including Finance, IT, Marketing, Law, and Engineering.
The Chapter maintains relationships with many of Houston’s community-based organizations and Fortune 1000 companies. We are committed to contributing to our members by continuing to provide opportunities that derive mutual benefits.
The Chapter’s primary goals are to successfully operate our major programs and annual events during the year: 1) the Leaders of Tomorrow (LOT) High School Mentoring Program, 2) the Leadership Empowerment Scholarship Banquet and Silent Auction, 3) the Houston Black Leadership Forum, 4) our monthly General Body Meetings (GBM), and 5) our University Outreach programming for undergraduate and graduate business students. Additionally, many of our members participate in the Annual National Conference and Exposition.
The National Black MBA Association has recognized the Houston Chapter nine times as a Chapter of the Year honoree
