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0 - The Detroit Chapter of the National Black MBA Association
Welcome to the Home page for the redesigned website of The Detroit Chapter of the National Black MBA Association. We hope you find the site user-friendly and informative. NBMBAA is a non-profit organization dedicated to leading in the creation and development of economic and intellectual wealth for black communities on a global basis. Established as a national organization in 1970, our membership is comprised of over 6,000 African-American business professionals, MBA students, and entrepreneurs located in 39 U.S. chapters and one international affiliate.
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0 - Black Women Contracting Association BWCA
Black Women Contracting Association (BWCA), a 501c3 Michigan corporation established in 2001, is an organization of women who own their own businesses. The mission of the Black Women Contracting Association is to promote access and expand business opportunities between Black female entrepreneurs and prime contractors. Our goal is to ensure more appointments of Black Women to for-profit corporate boards. We seek to develop national Black Women business leaders and will mentor each other and young women and men in high school and college to accomplish this goal.
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0 - Detroit Metropolitan Bar Association
The Detroit Metropolitan Bar Association (DMBA) was established in 1836 by a group of prominent Detroit area attorneys. Its stated purpose was to create a forum that would allow lawyers and judges to improve the administration and quality of justice in their community through education, dialogue, and community activities. The DMBA currently serves the legal community of Southeastern Michigan by providing services, products, and information essential to the successful, ethical practice of law.
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0 - Southwest Detroit Business Association
Founded in 1957, the Southwest Detroit Business Association fosters innovation, drive, and commitment in our community. We work with investors, entrepreneurs, customers, and neighbors to capitalize on Southwest Detroit’s competitive advantage. We support our community’s vision for a healthy, vibrant neighborhood. Together we are developing a place where more people are choosing to live, work, invest, shop, and play – a place where you will find Business Building Community. Community Building Business.
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0 - Metropolitan Detroit Landscape Association
Established in 1960, the MGIA is a professional trade association serving the Green Industry of Michigan. Our members range in size and include franchise operations.
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0 - Detroit Metropolitan Apartment Association - DMAA
The Detroit Metropolitan Apartment Association creates, advances, and maintains good relations between the Apartment Industry and the general public.
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0 - Detroit Fire Fighters Association
The Detroit Fire Fighters Association, Local 344 (DFFA) was chartered with the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) on May 8, 1933. Since that time, and continuing today, our main mission is to gain fair, equitable, and just treatment of our members in all aspects of their employment; secure just compensation, assure equitable settlement of all grievances, and promote safety as our #1 issue. The DFFA has a long and storied reputation that has taken itself through the courts, Act 312 arbitration, and individual arbitrations, to right injustices to our members and gain the same rights as others in our trade craft. We have faced repeated challenges on many of our most important issues and prevailed.
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0 - UCCA | University Cultural Center Association
The unique character and resources of Midtown Detroit inspired the leaders of Wayne State University, the College for Creative Studies, the Detroit Institute of Arts and the Engineering Society of Detroit to form the University Cultural Center Association (UCCA) in 1976. The UCCA was organized to support the physical maintenance and development of the area and to enhance public awareness, appreciation and use of Midtown Detroit. In the first decade, activities focused on special events, planning, transportation and public awareness campaigns. In 1987, as a result of an internal review of UCCA’s mission and organization, UCCA’s board expanded the membership, restructured the Board of Directors, established a progressive dues structure and provided greater resources to supplement UCCA projects.
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0 - the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) of Metropolitan Detroit
Founded in 1908, the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) of Metropolitan Detroit is a professional trade association whose 350+ members either own or manage commercial real estate, or provide goods and services to the industry. Our charter encompasses nine Southeastern Michigan counties of Genesee, Lapeer, Livingston, Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, St. Clair, Washtenaw, and Wayne.
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0 - Detroit Sports Broadcasters Association
The Detroit Sports Broadcasters Association began in the fall of 1948 by Ty Tyson and other sports announcers in metropolitan Detroit. Tyson and others were disenchanted with what they perceived as 'second class citizenship' in the press box at then-Briggs Stadium. It seems the electronic media were not granted the access afforded the baseball and pro football writers in Detroit. Recognition of the organization came quickly. Regular sportscasters of all major Detroit stations became members and took an active role in supporting the DSBA. Membership later swelled as color analysts and part-time sportscasters from smaller stations joined. Meetings were held weekly at the Detroit Press Club as major sports news was broken at the Wednesday gatherings.
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