Why this
matters now.
Business organizations may address common regional barriers separately, weakening the consistency of information and problem solving.
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Discover membershipCommunity Initiative 10
Build a practical shared table for the business issues that cross communities and jurisdictions.
Help shape the regional table ↗Business organizations may address common regional barriers separately, weakening the consistency of information and problem solving.
Convene diverse business organizations; identify overlapping priorities; create working groups; publish points of alignment; and protect each organization’s independent voice.
Shared progress
Black-business priorities gain sustained representation within wider regional business conversations.
More coordinated work on permitting, commercial space, transportation, workforce, procurement, insurance, infrastructure, technology, and recovery.
How the work may move
Invite organizations and businesses to identify cross-cutting issues without presuming alignment.
Explore focused, nonpartisan working structures only after participation and scope are confirmed.
Create practical opportunities to understand shared business barriers and institutional context.
Publish verified areas of alignment only when participating organizations have confirmed them.
Participate now
Businesses and organizations may identify cross-cutting issues or express general interest without implying endorsement or alignment.
Identify a regional business issue that crosses communities or jurisdictions.
Express interest in a future listening conversation.
Offer nonpartisan convening or issue expertise.