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National Black Business Month Member Spotlight – Brandi Bridgett

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Serial entrepreneur Brandi Bridgett launched The Agency at National Harbor in 2017 to help the community understand new-age difficulties in family finance, retirement, debt elimination, business finance, and securing a legacy for future generations. She saw the need for financial education within the entrepreneurship community, and The Agency at National Harbor fulfills that need. Bridgett has grown into one of the largest financial firms inside her brokerage to over 700 individuals nationwide.

Previously, Bridgett worked in the medical field, owning a health and wellness business. In addition, she had a minority-owned, small business, SAM-certified marketing agency. After the death of her spouse, she turned her “mess” into a “message” for people across the country. Bridgett and her team have been featured in Oprah magazine and Entrepreneur magazine, and she has been a guest speaker on several shows across the country.

Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation and the Maryland Black Chamber of Commerce celebrate National Black Business Month throughout August, highlighting business owners in the county.

July Newsletter: Welcoming New Members, Legacy Businesses & Milestone Anniversaries, Updated Resources Page

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On Wednesday, June 30th MBCC hosted a ”Let’s Reconnect Members’ Event. At this event, members discussed their businesses and how MBCC could help them in their success as business owners. MBCC gained insight and ideas on how we can continue to help black businesses thrive. We would like to say thank you to the members for their participation.

MBCC February Newsletter: Roundtable with Kamala Harris, Grants, Contracts, & Black Business Matters Expo

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Today, the Maryland Black Chamber of Commerce executive board was in attendance as Vice President Harris and Treasury Secretary Yellen held a virtual roundtable on the American Rescue Plan with Black Chambers of Commerce around the country. The MBCC executive board will be following up with the U.S. Black Chambers to discuss how we can continue to foster the conversation.