The Wilmington Minority Professional Networking Group (WMPNG) was formed in 2005 by Shann Coleman. The WMPNG started with about 30 members and have grown to a membership of approximately 600. This organization was started to address the challenges facing Wilmington’s Minority Professionals and Business Owners. The organization is dedicated to bringing together people who live and work in Wilmington, N.C., and share similar backgrounds and experiences for personal and professional awareness, interaction, and development.
The WMPNG currently has no costs associated with being a member, and there are no limits as to how many types of professionals can be members. The WMPNG is open to everyone and provides a relaxed atmosphere in which to share referrals, meet new people, and expand your business contacts.Wilmington Minority Professional Networking Event
Thursday, Jan 28, 2010
6:30pm - 8:30pm
Sponsored By:
Alpha Psi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Location:
Computer Information Systems building on the campus of UNCW
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In support of one of our five core service platforms, the Non-Traditional Entrepreneur, our Special Guest, Fran Scarlett - Regional Director of the Small Business Technology Development Center at UNCW, will highlight the (mostly free!) services her office provides to small and mid-sized companies - from start-ups to existing businesses. We are pleased to partner with UNCW and SBTDC for this must-attend event for Entrepreneurs and aspiring Entrepreneurs!
Refreshments will be served. Dress is Business Casual
Please RSVP to Shann Coleman by Jan 26th
or by phone 910-398-2811.
The most important benefit is receiving the opportunity to network with other minority professionals. For a very long time, I didn't think Wilmington really had any minority professionals and the Wilmington Minority Professional Networking Group has helped me change that perspective.