Indy Eleven is excited to partner with the Indy Black Chamber of Commerce (IBCC) for “Small Business Night” in connection with Tuesday’s USL Championship match vs. Brooklyn FC at 7 p.m. at Carroll Stadium.
Businesses and vendors supported by IBCC will be in the Fun Zone when gates open at 5:30 p.m. that night. The activation space allows fans to see firsthand the success that comes from the effort poured in by these individuals with the help of IBCC. They are doing important work for underrepresented groups in Indiana and it deserves a spotlight.
“It’s important to Indy Eleven that we help to amplify the work that the IBCC is doing in the community,” said Indy Eleven CEO Greg Stremlaw. “We want to connect our audience and network to the resources they offer such as small business loans, entrepreneurial workshops and mentorship specifically for Black and minority businesses owners.”
“This partnership with Indy Eleven represents the kind of intentional collaboration that creates greater opportunities for the entrepreneurs we serve,” said Larry Williams, President & CEO of the Indy Black Chamber of Commerce. “Small Business Night gives us an incredible platform to showcase local businesses, connect our members with new audiences, and demonstrate what is possible when organizations intentionally invest in the growth of our local business community.”
Fans can purchase discounted tickets through this IBCC link, with a portion of each ticket purchased via this link going directly to Indy Black Chamber.
About the Indy Black Chamber of Commerce
The Indy Black Chamber of Commerce (IBCC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to strengthening entrepreneurship and economic opportunity throughout Central Indiana. Through education, access to capital, technical assistance, strategic relationships, and advocacy, IBCC connects entrepreneurs with the resources and opportunities needed to start, sustain, and grow successful businesses. Guided by its theme, “Empowered by Resources, Equipping Entrepreneurs to Enhance Communities,” IBCC works alongside businesses, corporations, and community partners to strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem and create pathways for long-term economic growth and community impact.
