Current Members
| Adams | James | | Akyea | Aggo | | Akyeaampong | Joanne | | Arrington | Angela | | Banks | Gregory II | | Belke | Elesha | | Betts | Russell | | Blackamore | Shannon | | Bobo | Nedra | | Braunginn | Erika | | Broadnax | Keith | | Broadnax | Rena | | Brown | Matthew | | Burke | Mirenda | | Burnette | Keetra | | Carter | Theola | | Cato | Ronald | | Chikasa Anana | Milele |
as of 10/11/2009 view complete membership
About the MNBP
The Madison Network of Black Professionals is a diverse group of individuals, interconnected by heritage, education, business, technology and social activities with the purpose of networking and sharing information of interest to African Americans in Madison, Wisconsin. The Network was established in August 2004 with a group of 20 individuals who had an interest in connecting as professionals to help learn and leverage ourselves as active African Americans in Madison, Wisconsin. Since 2004, we have grown four times that size and plan to celebrate our fifth year in August 2009.
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Madison Network of Black Professionals - Membership Information
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Attention all Network Members it is that time of year again to renew your membership. Look for your email from the treasurer about what you need to do to renew. If you are not a member and are interested - look under the Membership tab and go to How to Become a Member. Membership fees are $40 annually. |
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The Madison Network of Black Professionals strives to attract a diverse membership. The Madison Network of Black Professionals (MNBP) has a membership of nearly 100 members with careers that span virtually every industry including: banking, real estate, non-profit, insurance, education, law, politics and many others. |
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- Attend one of MNBP’s monthly luncheons - Submit a membership application - Pay your membership dues MNBP Purpose and MissionThe Madison Network of Black Professionals consists of primarily African-Americans in their 20's,30's, and 40's who are interested in promoting ideas and concepts that impact the Black community in Madison, Wisconsin. Our intent is to encourage and offer an opportunity for people of color in Madison to network, socialize and connect with each other. Ultimately, we want to encourage people who live in Madison to stay in Madison. We believe by creating a network and outlet for people of color we not only reinforce and support what we each do in our professional lives but more importantly connect on a personal level so that we feel part of the Madison community. |
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Notable Speakers/Events
Highlights of MNBP speaker and events: - Governor Doyle and his cabinet members
- Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewiscz
- Kathleen Falk - Dane County Executive
- Chancellor Wiley from UW Madison
- Scott Gray the Urban League CEO
- Jennifer Alexander - Madison Chamber President
- Bob Wynn - Financial Investor and Entrepreneur
- School Board Candidates Forum
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