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NYC Minority Small Business Chamber Aims to Strengthen New York City's Economic Future
New Chamber Brings Experienced Leadership, Business Connections and Opportunities for Minority Entrepreneurs

NEW YORK, Oct. 28, 2026 — The New York City Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce, Inc. (NYCMSBCC) is positioning itself to strengthen one of the world's most dynamic business markets by expanding opportunities for minority-owned businesses throughout New York City, New York state and beyond.
Operating under the banner “NYC's Voice for Minority Small Business,” the chamber focuses on business development, access to capital, networking, advocacy and economic empowerment.
Led by founding President Phil Andrews, an award-winning business leader and recipient of the U.S. Small Business Administration's Small Business Champion of the Year recognition, NYCMSBCC brings experienced leadership and a record of advancing entrepreneurship, building strategic partnerships and strengthening business communities.
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“Minority-owned businesses are essential to New York City's economic strength. Our mission is to help entrepreneurs build sustainable businesses, create jobs and expand opportunities for future generations,” Andrews said.
The chamber's growing network seeks to connect entrepreneurs with corporate leaders, government agencies, financial institutions and business resources that support long-term growth.
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Membership is open to entrepreneurs, professionals, corporations and organizations committed to strengthening minority entrepreneurship.

Join NYCMSBCC today and become part of a growing movement to expand business ownership and economic opportunity.
About: NYCMSBCC - The New York City Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce, Inc. promotes minority business development through education, advocacy, networking, strategic partnerships and economic empowerment.