Membership
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Associate member
Open to business and professional women who wish to support The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc., on a national or district level.
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Beta Psi member
Students who are attending an accredited college, University, business or technical institution
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International member
Available to business and professional women who reside outside of the United States of America
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Member-At-Large
Open to business and professional women who reside in an area where there is no organized club
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Youth and Mr. B&P
Girls and boys from the ages of 12 to 18 explore ways of giving service to their communities while meeting the challenges set before them
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Ombudsmen
A men’s auxiliary comprised of the husbands, male relatives or friends of the business and professional club members
Who should become a member?
The NANBPWC, Inc. seeks business and professional women who are committed, driven and passionate about positively affecting the lives of women and their families in our communities as well as improving the lives and providing opportunities for women in business and the professions.
Why become a member?
Our Programs Benefit the Community
By bringing awareness to health issues affecting African American women and their families
By facilitating access to education
By increasing proficiency in employment skills
By sustaining African American businesses
Our Members Benefit Through Our Collective Service
By developing their professional and personal skills
By exercising their leadership skills
By gaining networking opportunities
By enjoying the experience of sisterhood
The work that the NANBPWC, Inc. does annually through its programs both serve the community and affords its members the unique opportunities to exercise existing professional skills and develop new skills by working hand-in-hand with other dynamic business and professional women from various backgrounds.
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Please send an email with your contact information to this address midatlantic1935@gmail.com or contact a local club in your area Alternate levels of membership