N.B.M.H.N partners with C.B.P.M to host the "Collective Community Business Networking Event"

Nov. 9, 2011 - PRLog -- The National Black Men's Health Network (N.B.M.H.N) in partnership with The Collective Black People Movement (C.B.P.M) will host the1st quarterly "Collective Community Business Networking Event – Abolishing the Willie Lynch Syndrome.”  The event will be held on Friday, January 13, 2012 from 5:30p to 8:00p. The event will convene at the N.B.M.H.N headquarters, located at 250 Georgia Ave, Atlanta, GA 30312. The purpose is to introduce and re-establish community organization relationships in a collective way to stimulate conversations to develop ways to better assist and serve the community in a cohesive manner.  The organization(s) have partnered together with a mission to create one collective nucleus, with other community members and organizations to form a foundation for activity and growth to bring forth change on a greater scale. This concept stems from the third principle of Kwanzaa – UJAMAA meaning  
"Cooperative Economics".

This event is FREE and open to the public.  Vendor opportunities are available at a cost of $15.00.  To attend please R.S.V.P by January 6th, 2012 with Professional Assistance, Inc at 888.400.9899 or online  www.professional-assistance.net/Registration_Form_QLRY.html  

About the National Black Men’s Health Network
The National Black Men's Health Network was founded in June 1987 by a group of community-conscious individuals to raise public awareness about the excessive morbidity and mortality rates in the African-American community in general and among African-American males in particular. African-American males are known to suffer extremely high rates of heart disease, cancer, homicide, alcoholism, drug abuse, HIV disease, injuries, and other major causes of disability and death. While maintaining a specific focus on the grave and often-neglected health concerns of African-American men, the organization also advocates and supports attention to the health needs of women and children, believing that the overall health of any community depends upon a positive balance between the genders.

About the Collective Black People Movement
The Collective Black People Movement (CBPM) is gathering, documenting, and organizing our people based on our Skills, Talents, and Intelligence (Education) in the Skills, Talents, and Intelligence (Education) Revolution! Mission: The mission of the Collective Black People Movement
(CBPM) is to gather, document, and organize the skills, talents, and intelligence of Black (African) People for the purpose of self-help and collective development.

NOTE TO MEDIA: Interviews are available by contacting Professional Assistance, Inc. at (888) 400.9899 or via email at info@professional-assistance.net

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