San Leandro African American Business Council

San Leandro African American Business Council The San Leandro African American Business Council (SLAABC) was established in 2005 as a nonprofit 501 (c) (3)

10/31/2015

Come join us and meet San Leandro's newest African American business owners, celebrate a few major accomplishments and kick off the holiday season!

When: November 5, 2015 @ 6pm

Where:San Leandro City Hall,
Sister Cities Room
835 E14th Street

PLEASE RSVP TO: [email protected] or call 510-247-2728



Lite holiday meal will be provided!

The San Leandro African American Business Council is proud to support students and thanks many community, business, and ...
10/07/2015

The San Leandro African American Business Council is proud to support students and thanks many community, business, and Government leaders that take part in supporting the goals of students.

09/28/2015

Did you know we offer and host a career day for youth?

Career Day Program:

As African American businesses have had struggles in San Leandro, so have African American students and other students of color in local schools. The Business Council has chosen to support the organized students in the school system to reach their mission and purpose. The African American Students Union (AASU) at San Leandro High School founded an organization within the school walls to increase students’ self-esteem, self-confidence, test scores and grades, college enrollment rates, employment opportunities, and awareness of their environment. The SLAABC annually has assisted them in their mission by sponsoring the Career Day held in February during African American History month of recognitions. This year the SLAABC started working with the new San Leandro & San Lorenzo School Superintendent’s and their appointed staff to assist in developing a new program that was rolled out in 2015 to all schools.

The Career Day program for San Leandro and Arroyo High School provides students with an opportunity to interact with career professionals in an informal setting. The program also has a strong educational component as well. The students were provided with a Student College & Career/Job Search Organizer and checklist of requirements in order to help them prepare for college, to enter the workforce by tracking their interactions with future employers and college personnel.

Join us for our special guest speaker October 1, 2015 @ 6pmSan Leandro City Hall, Sister City HallA specialist in substa...
09/28/2015

Join us for our special guest speaker

October 1, 2015 @ 6pm

San Leandro City Hall, Sister City Hall

A specialist in substantive organizational change, Valena M. Williams, Jr. heads her own consulting practice and is also a project manager/consultant in affiliation with other firms. She is an organizational development practitioner and transitions manager with years of corporate line and staff expertise. Her work includes projects in the private, public, academic and non-profit sectors. And, she has small business expertise!

She is known as “The Coach” and highly effective in addressing diverse human concerns and measured productivity improvements with an astute sense of balance. Ms. Williams is a published professional, is included in Who's Who in the West and has taught courses in managerial psychology and organizational behavior.

She is a speaker of choice on many platforms. She has appeared on San Francisco's KRON-TV's "Daybreak Newscast", San Francisco's KPIX-TV's "Bay Sunday." She is also a dynamic speaker for public and professional associations. She likes to speak about “The Practice vs. the Art in Executive Coaching.”

Come to “A conversation with “The Coach!”

As an entrepreneur, the first challenge we have is bringing ourselves to our work. Take a moment and review the way we do our work. How do we use your time in support of us and our business?

In this forty-minute coaching conversation, you will uncover the strategy that will encourage the most relaxed way “to do yourself and your business.”

In your conversation, you will look at --

Activities or events that support you and your business; and,
Time spent on activities as a percentage of revenue.

In discussion, you will realize the differences between activities as events and what really meaningful engagements are.

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San Leandro, CA
94578

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