THE TEAMS WILL BEGIN DELIVERIES ON AUGUST 2 EMPOWERING ENTREPRENEURS… THE GREATER SAVANNAH BLACK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HOSTED THEIR 2025 BLACK BUSINESS EXPO THIS AFTERNOON. THE EVENT FEATURED MORE THAN 50 VENDORS.. ALL REPRESENTING BLACK, MINORITY, AND WOMEN OWNED BUSINESSES. THESE ENTREPRENEURS HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO NETWORK, COLLABORATE, AND LEARN FROM EACH OTHER. WE SPOKE TO A VENDOR– WHO SAYS THE IMPACT OF THE EVENT WAS PROFOUND. BUSINESSES. YOU JUST WATCH IT MAKES YOU WANT MORE
Black Business Expo fosters growth and collaboration
The 2025 Black Business Expo in Savannah brought together over 50 vendors, showcasing Black, minority, and women-owned businesses.
Updated: 6:36 PM EDT Aug 2, 2025
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The Greater Savannah Black Chamber of Commerce hosted its 2025 Black Business Expo this afternoon, bringing together a vibrant community of entrepreneurs.The event showcased over 50 vendors, all representing Black, minority, and women-owned businesses. It provided a platform for these entrepreneurs to network, collaborate, and share knowledge. Attendees had the chance to connect with like-minded individuals and gain inspiration from the collective energy of the event.Shakera Greene, owner of Boaw Fitness, had her business featured at the expo. She shared her thoughts on the expo’s impact.”It just encourages us to be better, to want more, to be around so many aspiring Black businesses. You just watch – it makes you want more,” Greene said.In addition to the vendor showcases, the expo featured panel discussions and keynote presentations. The event aimed to foster economic growth and prosperity within the Black community, empowering business owners to thrive and succeed.
The Greater Savannah Black Chamber of Commerce hosted its 2025 Black Business Expo this afternoon, bringing together a vibrant community of entrepreneurs.
The event showcased over 50 vendors, all representing Black, minority, and women-owned businesses. It provided a platform for these entrepreneurs to network, collaborate, and share knowledge. Attendees had the chance to connect with like-minded individuals and gain inspiration from the collective energy of the event.
Shakera Greene, owner of Boaw Fitness, had her business featured at the expo. She shared her thoughts on the expo’s impact.
“It just encourages us to be better, to want more, to be around so many aspiring Black businesses. You just watch – it makes you want more,” Greene said.
In addition to the vendor showcases, the expo featured panel discussions and keynote presentations. The event aimed to foster economic growth and prosperity within the Black community, empowering business owners to thrive and succeed.
