Engaging with the Leadership of Peru’s LGBT Business Movement
March 10 | By Michael Castellano
Peru has a vibrant and thriving economy that has been growing for many years. As a partner country to the Obama administration’s proposed Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) and with a GDP of $344 billion annually, Peru presents an attractive business opportunity for Fortune 500 companies and small businesses alike. Now, with remarkable advances and leadership within the Peruvian LGBT business community, the Andean country is ready for business with LGBT entrepreneurs.
LGBTBE Reflects on Importance of Federal Contracting Opportunities
February 23 | By
by Santana Moreno
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Historic Partnership between NGLCC and the U.S. Small Business Administration
February 10 | By Andy DiAntonio
SBA Administrator Maria Contreras-Sweet visits NGLCC to mark event
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PG&E, Prudential and Wells Fargo Honored at 2015 Financial Services Diversity Leadership Awards
February 10 | By Andy DiAntonio
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Chambers Training Institute Builds Networks Across Diverse Local Chambers
January 23 | By Andy DiAntonio
The National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce has joined the Chamber Training Institute (CTI), sponsored by Wells Fargo Foundation, in association with the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation (USHCC) and the University of Notre Dame Mendoza School of Business.
Atlanta Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce Sets the Stage for NGLCC cosponsorship with SBA
January 23 | By Andy DiAntonio
Big things are happening in Georgia. The Atlanta Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce has just announced that it will enter into a Strategic Alliance memorandum (SAM) with the Georgia District office of the U.S. Small Business Administration.
President Obama Talks Small Business in State of the Union
January 21 | By Andy DiAntonio
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International Supplier in the Spotlight: CIBUM S.A.S.
January 7 | By Michael Castellano
NGLCC Global believes that bringing LGBT entrepreneurs from around the world into our international network can be extremely impactful, not only for a small business owner, but for developing communities at large. In this way, registration as an LGBT supplier not only grows a small business, but can also lead to widespread growth in terms of economic and social development.
NGLCC Internship Program
December 2 | By Andy DiAntonio
Every semester, the National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC) brings together motivated students to gain real-world professional experience through our internship program. NGLCC is currently accepting applications for the 2015 Spring Semester. Learn more about the internship program from our current interns in their featured blog posts!
National Dinner Speeches from Chance and Justin
December 1 | By Andy DiAntonio
Excerpts of speeches delivered by Chance Mitchell and Justin Nelson at the 2014 NGLCC National Dinner. In these excerpts Chance speaks on the importance of economic visibility in shaping global LGBT equality, while Justin shares remarks on the importance of California Assembly Bill 1678 and its place within the larger narrative of LGBT equality, both economically and socially.
