SUFFOLK COUNTY — The Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce (LIAACC) is celebrating a milestone year, with membership reaching an all-time high. Under Director Jordan Isaac's leadership, Suffolk County membership has grown by 67%, with 143 new business members joining since July 2024.
Building Bridges to Opportunity
"I spent my first three months just listening. I visited barbershops, restaurants, tax offices — anywhere Black entrepreneurs were working. I wanted to understand what they actually needed."
— Jordan Isaac, Suffolk County Director
New Programs Driving Growth
- "Contract Ready" Workshop Series: 23 member businesses have won contracts totaling $2.1 million
- Micro-Loan Partnership: Loans from $5,000 to $50,000 for members
- "Supplier Connect": $800,000 in new business relationships facilitated
- Monthly Mixers: Networking events at member-owned venues
Businesses interested in joining the LIAACC can learn more at liaacc.org.
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