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NABWIC Talks with Lisa Buglione, Director at AIAI - Public-Private Partnership Opportunities

Special guest Lisa Buglione, Director at AIAI Association for Improvement of American Infrastructure will disscuss new initiative objectives. 
Lisa Buglione has many years of experience in the industry and will be sharing tips and strategies that you will be able to utilize immediately.  Craft new opportunities for your With more than 25 years of high-profile management and operations experience, Ms. Buglione oversees every aspect of AIAI’s operations and national public outreach initiatives.From coordinating regional and national conferences to creating game-changing organizational operations strategies, Ms. Buglione is instrumental to AIAI’s rapid growth in terms of membership, brand awareness and prolific organizational expansion across the country.today!
Lisa Buglione has many years of experience in the industry and will be sharing tips and strategies that you will be able to utilize. Nabwic June Women In Spot Light Lisa Buglione
http://www.aiai-infra.org 
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NABWIC TALKS Resources and Tips for Small Businesses

NABWIC TALKS Resources and Tips for Small Businesses with Jackie Perry, CEO, JPerry and Associates, and Data Architect
Hosts:  Ersula Odom and Jada Williams
 
Jackie Perry is CEO of two businesses, a business management consulting firm and a technology firm focused on providing software engineering solutions for the nation's Department of Defense.  She was formerly the executive director for Beaver Street Enterprise Center, a small business incubator for start-up operations.   Prior to that she enjoyed a twenty-three year career in operations management and human resource development. She previously worked for many years as an operations manager, and management trainer for Aetna and Prudential and worked in human resources for Prudential HealthCare.
Jackie services on the board of the National Association of Black Women in Construction, the First Coast Business Alliance and is Chairman of the City of Jacksonville's Public Service Grant Committee.
 
Contact info:  904.866.3828
                      jackie@jperryandassociates.com

Business Tips to Help Navigate Through the COVID-19 Environment

Business Tips to Help Navigate Through the COVID-19 Environment
With Hosts Ersula Odom and Jada Williams
Featuring comments from former guests:  Quentin Washington, Lorenzo Jones, Deatrice Simpson and Katrina Conrad. 

NABWIC MEMBERS SHARE INSIGHTS AND PERSPECTIVES ON NABWIC

The Vision of the National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC) is to build lasting strategic partnerships with organizations and individuals that will provide ground-breaking and innovative solutions for black women in construction and their respective communities.
NABWIC MEMBERS SHARE INSIGHTS AND PERSPECTIVES ON THIS UNIQUE MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION
Listen to key interviews and comments:
Ann McNeil
Tylene Henry
Nicole Allen
Jackie Perry
Ersula Odom
Yolanda Phillips
Delores Thorne
Shellie Ransom-Jackson
Shirley Everett
Aida Smith
Stacey Blakley
Kimlie Nailer
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NABWIC Talks with Taylor Luckett, New Member, NCR Chapter

 
NABWIC TALKS WITH NEW MEMBERTaylor S. Luckett
 
Taylor is a Project Engineer at Holder Construction, where she coordinates construction projects from the time of award to project turnover, including onsite trade management, material coordination, and cost management. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management from the University of Houston.
 
Taylor believes in lifelong learning and development; she knows that any skill can be learned, and everyone was once a beginner. Taylor owns two small business and uses her time wisely to continually improve her business operations and logistics.
 
Taylor likes outdoor activities, traveling, and eating desserts. She is located in Northern Virginia and enjoys connecting with others.
 
Please email taylor.luckett.TL@gmail.com to connect with Taylor!
 

NABWIC Talks Business Survival with Black Business Investment Fund

NABWIC Talks Business Survival with Black Business Investment Fund
with Special Guests Caleena Shirley and Danielle St. Luce
 
BBIF Florida is a non-traditional lender, non-profit, Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), with a mission to bringing much needed capital investments and training to the underserved communities of Florida.
 
Headquarters
301 East Pine Street, Suite 175
Orlando, Florida 32801
407.649.4780
South Florida Regional Office
1111 Park Centre Blvd, Suite 203
Miami, Florida 33169
305.570.2681
North Florida Regional Office
840 University Blvd. N.
Jacksonville, FL 32211
904.257.2002 Direct
407.649.4780 Main
www.bbifflorida.com
 
 

NABWIC Talks Billion $$ Stimulus Disaster Opportunities with USACE

NABWIC Talks Billion Dollars in Stimulus Disaster Opportunities with US Army Corps of Engineers
Special Guests:
Melea Crouse and Melisa Barbee
 
Ms. Melea Crouse became the Assistant Director for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, servicing the Southwestern Division with an average obligation of $2.5 Billion in August 2007.  Ms. Crouse provides small business support, management, and advice to the Division Commander and the four districts within the division. Additionally, Ms. Crouse provides assistance to the Chief, Small Business Office, the Senior Contracting Official in Dallas, Texas and the Regional Contracting Chief for the Division. From 2007-2014 , In addition, to serving Southwestern Division, Ms. Crouse also served in the same capacity to the South Pacific Division, who has an average obligation of $1.6 Billion.
Melea Crouse
Assistant Director
Office of Small Business Programs
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, SWD
1100 Commerce St, Rm. 8th floor
Dallas, TX 75242-1027
Office Phone: (469) 487-7105
Cell Phone: (817) 239-7955
Fax: (469) 487-7199
Email:  melea.crouse@usace.army.mil
SWD Small Business Website - http://go.usa.gov/x89AD
 

NABWIC talks with Ionnie McNeill, the Baby Billionaire

#MyInvestingStory is created to share the stories of individual investors.
Ann McNeill, a BetterInvesting Volunteer, talks with Ionnie McNeill, the Baby Billionaire, about her investing story. 
Featured in magazines such as Black Enterprise, Seventeen, and Better Investing since high school, Ionnie McNeill is also known as The Baby Billionaire because of her future net worth of millions. At age 7, Ionnie began learning how to invest and by age 10 already had a portfolio invested in stocks and bonds. As a freshman in high school, Ionnie started her own business and was awarded 1st place in the Guardian’s Girls Going Places Entrepreneurship Award Program. Currently, she is traveling the country sharing her TIPS on Successful Investing with thousands of ambitious students and young adults, who want to make a difference in their lives and their financial future. 
"First, let's start with who we are not, and what we don't do. We are not "day traders." We are not professional investment advisers, stockbrokers, or bond traders. We don't deal with penny stocks. We don't teach buying on Margin (using borrowed money). We don't teach Technical Analysis or Charting. We don't teach Options trading. We don't get paid for what we do, and we don't earn commissions, referrals, or kickbacks. Our official name is the National Association of Investors Corporation (NAIC). We are a non-profit, volunteer driven, educational organization founded in 1951 by a small group of individual investors looking for a better way. Several years ago we adopted the trade name BetterInvesting (www.betterinvesting.org)."