Atlanta Business League

Men of influence reception -reception to recognize Business owners, professionals, community and civic leaders in metropolitan Atlanta. Annually, the Atlanta Business League publishes its list of atlantas influential black men during an evening reception and induction ceremony.

Business power forum (bpf)-the bpf are virtual informative gatherings where attendees are given the opportunity to hear from local and national entrepreneurs, ceos of major corporations, and leaders of key Atlanta organizations.

Tuesday talks with abl ceos - tuesday talks provides abl members with an opportunity to meet with Atlanta ceos and community leaders in small group settings to learn about the ceos organization, the business/market/technological trends that are driving their strategies as well as the partnership opportunities available to members.

Annual meeting - the abl annual meeting serves as a yearly recap that recognizes the achievements that the abl and its members have made throughout the year. The event also recognizes african american-owned businesses that have been in operation continuously for 25 years or more; an induction ceremony is held to enter them into the abl Business hall of fame.

The abl know before you grow:finanacial literacy initiative - this initiative is designed to help Business owners-as well as aspiring entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs-grow their Business. Upon completion of the program, participants will graduate with a clear understanding of how to master their finances so they can strengthen and grow their businesses, fund their businesses for growth and manage their Business overhead and operations for sustainability.

Business enrichment seminar series (bess)- bess provides members significant and varied learning and skill-building opportunities. These are designed to increase the Business capacity and profitability of member businesses leading, in turn, to additional employment opportunities for all atlantans. These seminars are delivered via membership meetings, mini-seminars, workshops, and other abl-sponsored activities.

Super tuesday conference featuring women of vision breakfast -the Atlanta Business League provides workshops and training for participants and recognizes african american female Business owners and professionals from all walks of life. Super tuesday conference attendees are primarily Business owners and professionals, especially women. The wov breakfast recognizes african-american female Business owners, professionals, communiy and civic leaders in metropolitan Atlanta.

Ceo appreciation luncheon - annual luncheon that recognizes local chief executive officers (ceos) for outstanding participation in minority vendor development and community activities. The honors the Atlanta Business League confers are based in part on the willingness of extremely busy executives to take on work vital to carrying forward the agenda of the Atlanta Business League and the Business community, which is establishing and building economic equality for minority enterprises.

Abl take your Business 2 the next level -program for small Business ceos provides targeted skill building, Business development, and coaching. It is designed for entrepreneurs who want to develop a sustainable small Business that provides employment and economic growth. The abl recognizes the potential economic and social impact of helping these Business owners achieve their goals and is committed to providing them access to the necessary training, support, and guidance. Consistent with dr. booker t. washingtons vision for the national Business League, the program will provide opportunities for mutual help and encouragement and will provide opportunities for members to seek group advice and input on difficult Business challenges.

Congress on the state of black Business in metro Atlanta - the Atlanta Business League collaborates with other key organizations to host the annual congress on the state of black Business in metro Atlanta. The congress is a forum for reviewing the current economic outlook, showcasing Business opportunities, and making recommendations on how black businesses and consumers can make a greater contribution to the economic life of metro Atlanta.