BALTIMORE, Md. – Securityplus FCU said it will participate in the upcoming Black Business Expo. This event, themed “Celebrating Black-Owned Small Businesses,” aligns with the credit union’s commitment to fostering community growth, economic development, and financial empowerment, Securityplus said.
Hosted by AFRO News, the oldest black-owned business in Maryland, the Black Business Expo is designed to empower the Black entrepreneurial community by providing a unique opportunity for learning, networking, and growth within the Black business ecosystem.
“We are excited to be a part of this incredible event,” said Anthony Carpenter, VP-business service. “Events like the Black Business Expo are vital in creating equal opportunities for growth and empowerment and allow us to make a meaningful difference in the communities we serve.”
At the Expo, Carpenter will present an engaging seminar aimed at “Unlocking Your Business Potential” in which attendees will learn about business financing options that Securityplus offers, including access to capital through its designation as a SBA-approved lender, financial literacy programs, and other services tailored specifically to meet the needs of small businesses.
Additionally, Securityplus representatives will be available to discuss membership benefits and how the credit union can assist both individuals and businesses in achieving financial goals.
“Our involvement in the Black Business Expo is part of our broader commitment to community engagement and economic empowerment. Providing access to inclusive and caring financial services is at the core of our mission, and we are committed to ensuring that all members of our community have the resources and support they need to achieve financial stability and success”, said Interim CEO Ray Ragan.
The AFRO’s 4th annual Expo will be held on May 30th from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum, and will feature a full slate of speakers, including Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott.