| Where
Do Professional African Americans Go To Network?
Columbus, OH
- African Americans have quite a few choices when it comes
to professional networking events and activities. Groups who
meet regularly include First Fridays and Second Thursdays,
and also local chapters of organizations such as the NAACP
and the Black MBAs.
Many
college organizations such as the AKAs, Deltas, and Kappas
have monthly local get-to-gethers, and so do many alumni groups,
churches, etc. There are even popular annual conferences such
as the Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs conference, George Fraser's
FraserNet conference, and many others.
Truth, be
told there are thousands of different networking events - local
and national - for Black professionals to attend. The problem
is that none of them allow you to continue networking within
that group before or after their events.
To solve
that problem, Lee Moss Media has recently launched www.AfricanAmericans.net
- an online community where African Americans professionals
can meet and interact with each other every day - all day
long.
Free
to use, the site is a social network (comparable to LinkedIn
or Facebook) that allows users to communicate with each other
as if they were in the same room. They can sign each others'
guest books, and read and post relevant news, blogs, and events.
They can even upload/view videos, and can join/create groups.
For more
details about the site or to join for free, visit:
www.AfricanAmericans.NET
PRESS CONTACT:
Dante Lee
dante@diversitycity.com
614-595-6063
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