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Eric McNairy
· October 14, 2016
Thanks to my graduate school UNT Dallas I was afforded the opportunity to experience the conference and expo for the first time.

I was very impressed with the vendors and employers that were looking... to provide opportunities to qualified candidate.

Even my on company was there recruiting.

My concern is the Non-Black conferences only extend an invitation to the TOP 10 schools which eliminates many of our colleges and universities from attending.

It was clear some of the schools including my home state Uni Texas had at least 50 non black students there pursuing opportunities that could have potentially gone to qualified black applicants. Equally concerning is the sure number of non-black job seekers at this "Black Event".

Do not get me wrong I think is a very well organized event with great speakers and sponsors. I am not a separatist by any stretch of the imagination. However, If you going to call it a black event why can't cater to black candidates and opportunities for black.

It was clear our people were losing jobs to people that are likely to land opportunities without attend this conference.

I question the future of this event as "BLACK" focused or has it sold out to sponsorship constraints?

I welcome all comments and opinions with regards to the future...

By the way I am 51 graduating in December with an MBA in Strategic Mgmt. See More
Emil Apenteng
· November 5, 2017
This is an awesome association made up of great educated and business people.
John Robert Cohen III
· October 7, 2017
Move people of color how to be forward thinking in their career endeavors
Catherine A. Minnis
· September 16, 2014
"One of this nation's most powerful organizations. I'm proud to be committed for a lifetime to the mission, vision, values and ideals of the National Black MBA Association, Inc."
Zandra Weekes-Mathurin
· March 2, 2017
Thrilled to be a part of the Black MBA Association, looking forward to great things in 2017.
Malcolm A. Punter
· October 21, 2014
Having been a member since 2001 the NBMBAA is the premier organization in the development of leaders in business.
Yvette Caslin
· September 18, 2016
They are doing a wonderful job connecting professionals to leading companies.
JoAnn Jones
· January 6, 2017
I'm glad to be a member again! I'm looking forward to the many opportunities associated with the NBMBAA.
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