The National Black Mba Association Pittsburgh Chapter

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“Expenses advertising & promotion 715 office expenses 1,273 it services 1,150 telephone expenses 185 travel expenses 4,421 business development 44,444 gala rental 7,225 professional business svc 1,375 meals & entertainment 2,181 dues & subscriptions 900 program services 200 executive board gifts 243 total 64,312”

“The national black mba association pittsburgh chapter's mission is creating economic and intellectual wealth in the african-american community.”

“Education - the organization provides scholarships to graduating high school seniors, undergraduate and graduate students attending higher educational institutions. Scholarships are largely funded through corporate partnerships, direct sponsored stipends and tuition from western pennsylvania colleges and universities and a local scholarship matching program. A competitive application process is administered by a committee of volunteers to select the scholarship recipients. The awards are non- renewable with funds disbursed directly to the higher educataion instituition in the name of the holder.”

“Business & economic development - to support economic growth in the greater pittsburgh area, the chapter has developed an innovative program funded by the heinz endowments using a network to match the needs of recipients with service providers through a partial subsidy; 20% of the cost of the service provided is paid by the recipient and the remainder is paid by the chapter.”

“Leaders of tomorrow (lot) - program is geared toward mentoring students in the ninth through the twelfth grade in a systematic way to build the competencies necesary for success through local chapter programming, the national conference, the leaders of tomorrow national business case competition, and the national leadership camp. Students are given opportunities to advance their skills to enable college preparation, professional and career development, foster leadership, management and presentation skills, provide networking, promote community engagement, develop analytical and critical thinking and participate in goal setting. This program served more than 20 young students in 2013.”