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Build beneficial relationships with local professional women through informative workshops, social events, and networking mixers.

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Join an engaging group of women

The Network of Black Business & Professional Women is a dynamic networking group that is dedicated to bringing together Black Women together to foster their professional growth. It is our goal to assist in the advancement of Black Women across all professional disciplines by promoting leadership, recognizing our members’ excellence, and positioning our members to succeed in an ever-changing business world.

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Are you ready to uplevel your business or career with a powerful, purposeful network?

With an NB2PW membership, you’ll get access to a supportive community that will empower and equip you to level up in your business or career.

Click the button below to fill out the membership form to become a member. We currently have 2 membership levels: Student and General.

In your inbox, you’ll find your account details on how to log in and get started. Make sure to upload a recent photo and complete your profile.

Explore our upcoming events, plan how you will participate, and get ready to build strong business ties and relationships through our social events.

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Loneliness and Black Mental Health

Webinar

This past March 2nd marked the first time Black Mental Health Day was recognized in Ottawa. But what are the factors that negatively impact Black Mental Health in Ottawa and Canada at large.

During this webinar, Mental Health Advocate Chelby Marie Daigle, who has been publicly speaking about her own experience living with chronic depression since the age of 17, will explore a serious public health issue, which has a tremendous impact on our mental health, but is often overlooked in our conversations on the subject-loneliness.
 
What is loneliness and more importantly what is the opposite of loneliness? Why might Black people, and Black women in particular, face an increased risk of loneliness in their daily lives? What steps can a person talk to address loneliness in order to improve their overall mental health?
 
Join Chelby Daigle to explore these questions on June 25th.
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“Success isn’t about how much money you make, it’s about the difference you make in people’s lives.”

– Michelle Obama

Our Community Partners

We partner with local businesses and service-based companies to support our community and provide added value to our members.

Interested in becoming a community partner? We’d love to get to know you and see if your business would be a great fit for our members. Please contact us so we can further discuss working together.