Black Professionals in Richmond, TX

Come celebrate 11+ years of Black Wall St. with a weekend full of memories, laughter, and fun as we honor our legacy together! Black Wall St 11-Year Anniversary Legacy Weekend TWO DAYS - November 7–8, 2026 | Houston, Texas For 11 years, Black Wall St has been empowering entrepreneurs, creators, and community leaders to build wealth, legacy, and impact. Now we’re celebrating a decade of progress with a powerful two-day experience that honors our history while paving the way for the future. Why Attend? This isn’t just an event—it’s a movement. The Legacy Weekend is your chance to: Connect with entrepreneurs, investors, and changemakers. Learn from powerful panels, workshops, and speakers. Experience the excitement of live pitch competitions. Celebrate culture, community, and legacy with family and peers. Be part of history as we set the tone for the next decade. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Saturday, November 7 – Black Business Conference + Fishbowl Pitch Competition 10am-5pm Keynote & Panels: Industry leaders share insights on AI, finance, real estate, marketing, and legacy building. Workshops & Breakouts: Practical tools for scaling businesses, securing capital, and digital growth. Vendor Marketplace: Shop and support Black-owned businesses. Networking Sessions: Build lasting relationships with entrepreneurs and investors. Fishbowl Pitch Competition: Live entrepreneur pitches in front of judges and investors, with cash prizes and funding opportunities. Sunday, November 8 – Cousins Reunion 1 pm-5pm Family Gathering: A day of food, fun, and fellowship for all ages. Heritage & Legacy Moments: Honoring our ancestors and celebrating 10 years of Black Wall St impact. Games & Entertainment: Bounce houses, kid-friendly activities, live zydeco + music performances, and cultural showcases to keep the whole family engaged. Community Connections: Networking in a relaxed, family-style environment. ✨ Be Part of the Legacy ✨ The Black Wall St 11-Year Anniversary Legacy Weekend is where culture meets commerce, and where family, business, and community unite. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a student, a professional, or a supporter of Black excellence, this weekend is for you. Reserve your spot today—space is limited.

Join NSBE Professionals Houston for our Annual Golf Tournament as we raise $100,000 to support scholarships and year-round STEM initiatives. About This Event The NSBE Professionals Houston Annual Golf Tournament brings together engineers, industry partners, and community leaders for a day of competition, networking, and purpose. As part of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)—the nation’s largest student‑governed organization dedicated to increasing the number of culturally responsible Black engineers—we are committed to advancing excellence from pre‑college through professional practice. Our 2026 Goal: $100,000 Funds raised through this tournament directly support scholarships and year‑round programming that strengthen the engineering pipeline in the Houston area. What Your Support Enables Proceeds from this event fund: Scholarships for Houston‑area students pursuing engineering and STEM degrees Fresh Start–style transition support for students entering engineering programs Monthly pre‑collegiate and collegiate outreach, mentoring, and STEM engagement Professional development workshops focused on leadership and career advancement Member social and networking events that foster community, retention, and collaboration These initiatives ensure consistent, high‑impact engagement throughout the year—not just one day. Who Should Attend Engineering and STEM professionals Corporate partners and sponsors Alumni and supporters of NSBE Community leaders invested in education and workforce readiness Students and advocates for diversity, equity, and inclusion in STEM Ways to Participate Play: Register as an individual golfer or foursome Sponsor: Gain visibility while investing in the future of engineering Donate: Support scholarships and pipeline programs directly Every registration and contribution brings us closer to our $100,000 goal. Event Details Location: Hermann Park Gold Course Date: May 16, 2026 Check-In Time: 7 AM (Additional event schedule details will be shared with registered participants.) Note: Participants should bring their own golf clubs. Club rentals are available on-site for $25. Why NSBE NSBE’s mission is to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact their communities. By supporting this tournament, you are helping to build a stronger, more inclusive engineering workforce—locally and nationally. More About Us... Who We Are The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Professionals Houston is a community of professionals dedicated to increasing the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact their communities. Our What Our 2026 goal is to raise $100,000 through our Annual Golf Tournament to fund scholarships for students in the Houston area—providing critical support as they pursue and complete their engineering education. Our Why We believe education transforms lives. Many talented students face financial barriers that limit their potential. By removing those barriers, we empower future leaders, innovators, and change-makers and foster a more diverse and inclusive engineering field. How We Show Up Beyond fundraising, we stay actively engaged through initiatives like Fresh Start, member socials, professional development programs, and ongoing collegiate and pre-collegiate outreach each month—building community and supporting the pipeline of future engineers. How You Can Help Join us for the course! Register to play, become a sponsor, or donate to support our Golf Tournament. Every contribution helps create opportunity and invests in the next generation of STEM leaders.

The Black Woman Project is a nonprofit organization, rooted, and creating safe healing spaces for black women. The black women project offers free group therapy sessions, morning meditations, and opportunities for fellowship. The black women project is a sister organization with The Black Man Project.