Black Media Supports Empowerment of Blacks: Black Business Circle upcoming June 2004 Economic Summit & Expo featured in NY Metropolitan Media

New York (PRWEB) May 25, 2004 -- Black Media Supports Empowerment of Blacks: Black Business Circle upcoming June 2004 Economic Summit & Expo featured in NY Metropolitan Media

Black media is a key ingredient for economic empowerment for Blacks in the United States of America. Black Media provides the opportunity to communicate to blacks on a massive level and impact the agenda of economic empowerment. Black Business Circles Economic Empowerment Explosion Summit and Expo has been featured in the New York Beacon, The Daily Challenge Cover Story, Afro-Times Cover Story, Gleaner Extra, Hempstead Horn Newspaper, New York Trend Newspaper, Community Journal Newspaper, Final Call, New York Profile Magazine, Carib News, East Brooklyn Courier and Caribbean Life Newspaper.

The recent coverage of Black Business Circle (BBCS) upcoming Summit and Expo highlights BBCs mission to have total community involvement in the upcoming Summit and Expo. Black Business Circle is urging all Black Americans to read, purchase, subscribe, and advertise in Black Media Publications. Black Business Circle values the impact of Black Media in the area of Black Economic Empowerment. Black Business Circle is urging Black Media to attend the Press Conference at Thomas Jefferson High School located at 400 Pennsylvania Ave. Brooklyn, New York. The Press Conference will be held in the Library at Thomas Jefferson High School and will begin at 8:30 AM. Media may contact us at the below listed number to gain entry into the press conference.

Deputy Borough President Yvonne Graham is the Co-host of the Economic Empowerment Summit. Lisa Washington is the Founder and President of Black Business Circle. Phil Andrews is the Vice President/Public Relations Director for Black Business Circle. In New York State Black male represent Nearly 50% of unemployment rate, and black women represent close to 42% and when you add these numbers together the question remains is this by design or by choice. Mark Levitan, Sr. Policy analyst for community service society has cited is the local job market remains weak and unemployment remains high throughout NYC in the Black community. Black Business Circle will be addressing the high rate of unemployment through empowerment Workshops, Panel Discussion, and Power Networking.

The Black Business Circle will be presenting the 2004 Economic Empowerment Explosion Summit & Expo on June 12, 2004 at the Thomas Jefferson High School located at 400 Pennsylvania Ave. Brooklyn, New York. The Red Carpet Gala will begin at 5:30 PM and end at 7:30 PM. Dr. Yosef Ben Jochannan will receive the Economic Empowerment Award." Black Business Circle will address high rates of unemployment through technology awareness forums, technology empowerment forums, strengthening and building greater support systems for existing businesses, creation of new African American Businesses, development of training programs, Power Networking, Small Business Development workshops, and exploring new and creative means of business financing.

Black Business Circle is an economic empowerment movement to empower African Americans through creating a vehicle where diverse contacts come together with the goal of Economic Empowerment. Economic Empowerment is an idea who time has come, and nothing can stop an idea when the timing is right. High unemployment gives rise to new creativity, new approaches, improvement upon existing models and Building a Black Business Circle, which will lead to sustainable Economic Empowerment.

The Black Business Circle is group of unified individuals working together to promote collective economic empowerment. It is a movement to educate, build and restore lives in the spirit of excellence and diversity, through events, networking, and media forums within the community. The Black Business Circle is a vehicle for diverse ethnic groups to work within a system, which allows them to support and collaborate on a common agenda, which is economic empowerment.

The Black Business Circle serves as a vital purpose by modeling how individuals come together to participate equally in shaping their own economic future, with the utmost of integrity, diligence, excellence and respect. Corporate, Government Officials, Government Employees, African American & Latino Law Enforcement Officers, Religious Leaders, Civic, Small Business, Civic, Non-profit, College Students, Community Groups, Future Leaders, Parents, etc. To request more information concerning the upcoming Black Business Circle Economic Empowerment Summit and Expo log on to our web site today at www.blackbusinesscircle.com or call us at 718.277.5588.

Black Business Circle
Phil Andrews
Public Relations Director/Vice President
admin@blackbusinesscirlce.com
7182775588 ext. 3