The San Francisco African American Chamber of Commerce (SFAACC) has a rich history of advocacy for the last 52 years. SFAACC supports Black businesses in the community, and it’s clear that under Brigette Renee LeBlanc's leadership, the Chamber is entering an exciting new chapter. Her experience as a small business owner and native San Franciscan, coupled with the continued leadership of Chairman Frederick Jordan, will undoubtedly guide the organization toward tremendous success.
The emphasis on creating an inclusive ecosystem is critical, and the Chamber’s focus on increasing access to capital, holding corporations accountable, and ensuring policies at all levels support Black entrepreneurship is vital for economic empowerment. Additionally, the call for consumers to support Black-owned businesses and advocate for equitable economic policies is essential to the solution.
This evolution of the SFAACC, as detailed on the website, emphasizes the ongoing commitment to supporting micro and small businesses, ensuring they have the tools, resources, and platform to thrive. The Chamber is positioned to be a strong voice for African American entrepreneurs, helping them survive and thrive in today's competitive landscape.
