Black Professionals in North Carolina

Founded in 2004, Charlotte Crown Realtist Association represents the values and mission of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers, an organization established in 1947 as America's oldest minority trade association dedicated to civil rights advocacy and equal opportunity in housing. Based in Huntersville, NC, Charlotte Crown serves Black families, underserved populations, and real estate professionals across the Greater Charlotte area with a unified commitment to creating "Democracy in Housing." The association empowers communities by providing education, financing resources, and economic development opportunities that strengthen homeownership pathways and build generational wealth within the Black community. Charlotte Crown's strategic vision addresses a critical national initiative to increase Black homeownership by two million households over the next five years, reflecting the organization's deep commitment to systemic change and equitable housing access. As a trade association focused on becoming a dominant influence in regional real estate markets, Charlotte Crown unites brokers, agents, and affiliates under a shared mission of positive marketplace impact. The organization advocates fiercely for public policies protecting sustainable affordable housing while maintaining rigorous professional standards among its membership. Through networking events, professional development programs, and community engagement, Charlotte Crown fosters connections among real estate professionals while advancing its core belief that homeownership is a pathway to economic empowerment and community stability for all families in North and South Carolina.

Since its establishment on March 21, 2015, the National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. Greensboro Chapter has served as a vital community hub for minority accounting and finance professionals in Greensboro, NC. As the newest chapter of a parent organization with over 50 years of history, the Greensboro Chapter embodies a commitment to building leaders who shape the future of accounting, finance, and business. The organization unites accountants, finance professionals, business-related professionals, and students who share similar ideals and are dedicated to professional and academic excellence. Beyond professional development, the chapter emphasizes civic responsibility and community engagement, providing members with meaningful opportunities to give back and make a difference. The Greensboro community benefits from NABA's focus on enlarging the pipeline of Black Business Leaders across every level of accounting, finance, business, and entrepreneurship. Members experience cordial relationships with fellow professionals and collaborative partnerships that extend beyond the workplace. Whether you're an established accounting professional, a finance student, or someone exploring a career in business-related fields, the Greensboro Chapter welcomes individuals with a sense of professional and civic responsibility who want to connect with like-minded peers and advance their careers.

Serving Charlotte, NC and beyond, the National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. Charlotte Chapter represents the nation's largest network of African-American accounting and finance professionals committed to creating pathways for Black business leaders at every level. NABA's mission centers on enlarging the pipeline of diverse talent into accounting, finance, business, and entrepreneurship through mentorship, education, and community partnership. The Charlotte Chapter brings together professionals across all career stages to learn, collaborate, and elevate one another through communities built on shared interests and experiences. Beyond professional development, NABA invests in the next generation through the Accelerated Career Awareness Program (ACAP), introducing high school students to careers in accounting and finance while building financial literacy and interpersonal skills. Members in Charlotte participate in meaningful community service initiatives, networking discussions, and peer support that extend their impact beyond the workplace. The organization believes that when Black professionals thrive in accounting and finance, entire communities benefit from stronger economic leadership and representation. By fostering genuine connections and providing resources for continuous growth, NABA's Charlotte Chapter empowers members to become driving forces in their organizations and communities.