Fort Worth Metro Black Chamber

Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce Established in 1979, the Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce (FWMBCC) has always aimed at making Fort Worth a place where everyone can work and raise a family safely and with fulfillment. Our goal is to advance economic and business growth for our members, provide resources that create wealth, and generate and retain a tangible continuous income in the communities we serve. These outcomes can be achieved by focusing on our two main areas of emphasis: education and economics. Task development for the Chamber is the culmination of active community participation. Every assignment is engineered to optimize Fort Worth and its metropolitan area's economic output while keeping the quality of life stable. The goal is to accomplish the desired results while retaining a positive environment for all populations. There are several key areas of interest, including:

Overall, customer feedback is highly positive. Customers report that the FWMBCC is a great organization. They provide excellent resources and are a gem to the area. Community members value the integrity and professionalism of organization staff, and the city as a whole has emerged as a rich business community. A customer's review of FWMBCC is of much benefit. Customers respond to how they are invited to various meetings, and they find constructive feedback very successful. The beginning days in having a business have been easier due to the support offered. A member appreciates the current Chairman Michelle, who is new but provides professional directions, and although it was difficult to be contacted and by other offices they are very grateful to the City office in Fort Worth for their positive response. A participant reports that they saw more opportunities in the fall after joining in the summer. The rating further describes the dynamics of the participants as selfless and calls for more funding and volunteer support to spread the message as a community. The reviews show that the organization is a good fit for the community and it recommends participation.