National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. Southern New England & Westchester Chapter

About National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. Southern New England & Westchester Chapter

Founded in June 1991 in Stamford, CT, the National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. Southern New England & Westchester Chapter embodies a legacy of service and community commitment rooted in NABA's motto: Lifting As We Climb. Established by dedicated individuals to address the professional development and networking needs of African American accounting and business professionals, the chapter has grown to serve the New Haven and Fairfield Counties in Connecticut, as well as Westchester County in New York. The chapter brings together working professionals and students from institutions including the University of Bridgeport, Iona College, and Western Connecticut State University, creating a vibrant community united by shared professional goals and values. As a nonprofit membership association, the chapter works to bridge opportunity gaps and create meaningful connections that advance careers and professional growth. Members participate in discussions, share resources, and collaborate within communities tailored to their interests and experiences. The Southern New England & Westchester Chapter represents the broader NABA mission of expanding opportunities for black professionals across all levels of accounting, finance, business, and entrepreneurship. By fostering relationships, providing educational resources, and creating awareness of career pathways, the chapter continues to build a supportive network where professionals and students can grow together. The chapter's commitment to service extends beyond professional development to include community outreach and mentorship initiatives that strengthen the entire region.

Industries

Community Connections