Columbus CEO Collective LLC

“A copy of form 990 is made available to the board of directors through the preparer's client portal and may be reviewed upon request.”

“Governing documents are available upon request.”

“To build financial independence within the black business community through our collective focus on growth, development, improving financial viability, sustainability and well-being, for black entrepreneurs who own and operate black-owned business enterprises headquartered in central ohio, with measurable outcomes.”

“Columbus ceo collective has established a collaboration of about 30 business leaders united around a shared vision of creating an inclusive economy in central ohio. The organization advances this vision by supporting the growth of black-owned businesses, strengthening financial well-being for individuals and families, helping to close the wealth gap, revitalizing communities, and contributing to a healthier regional economy. During 2024, columbus ceo collective made continued progress toward its mission, vision, and goals by further strengthening its strategic direction and deepening alignment around the work needed to achieve its objectives. The collective supported increased connectivity and collaboration among members, resulting in continued business transactions that aligned with the organizations goal of black-owned businesses doing business with one another. Private equity investment transactions also remained an active part of member engagement, reinforcing the collectives role in fostering economic opportunity and access to capital. Throughout the year, columbus ceo collective continued to participate in, lead, and financially support meetings, forums, and roundtables that advanced shared learning and community engagement. The organizations program of work continued to flourish through information dissemination, convening, networking, and collaboration, while aligning with other community organizations to strengthen collective impact and expand opportunities for black-owned businesses and the broader community.”