Welcome to the African American Chamber of Commerce!

Our Chamber invites people of all races, ethnic backgrounds and both genders as members. 

The mission of the AACC is to advocate for and develop programs that strengthen and grow businesses owned by African Americans. Our member businesses employ people of all races, positively impacting our State economy.  

We believe our community and members possess everything necessary to bring economic prosperity to our community.  Our members in good standing -- business owners, government administrators, political leaders, individuals and pastors -- will do everything within their power to reduce the high unemployment and overwhelming hopelessness far too common in the black community.

While our members are not responsible for the high unemployment in the black community, individually and collectively, we are committed to do our part to reduce it. 

President/CEO Dr. Eve Hall Throughout the past 20+ years, I have dedicated myself to promoting, funding, and growing scholastic projects, educational and community outreach ventures, employ- ment initiatives, and diverse social services by securing ... donations, government support, and business collaborations. I learned that the most successful programs come through informed planning, creativity, open-mindedness, determination, and collaboration across multiple partnerships and those attributes are the foundation of my management style  . . .inspiring  excellence, expecting accountability,  and promoting open communication and idea sharing.

This spring, the AACC entered a new chapter in its storied history, with the introduction of our new President and CEO - Dr. Eve M. Hall. Dr. Hall has a solid organizational development background.  She is an experienced program leader and partnership developer in the areas of education, nonprofit, government and now business.  The African American Chamber of Commerce is proud to present our new leader— Dr. Eve M. Hall. On April 11th, 2012 the Chamber proudly re-introduced Dr. Hall to the Milwaukee Community at the Wisconsin Club.  (SEE PHOTOS) For those not familiar with Dr. Hall, a native Milwaukean, here's a brief biographical sketch: Chief Innovation Officer / Vice President of Programs - Thurgood Marshall College Fund / Milwaukee and Washington, DC  Director—Office of the Governor (Tommy G. Thompson) - Milwaukee, WI  Executive Assistant -- Superintendent/School to Work/ Milwaukee Public Schools  Vice President of Public Affairs - Family Service of Milwaukee  Education  Florida A&M, BS, Psychology UW - Milwaukee, MS,  Administrative Leadership Cardinal Stritch University, Ph.D. - Leadership for the Advancement of Learning and Service Dissertation: The Power of One: Mary McLeod Bethune in Leadership, Learning, and Service. Dr. Hall’s past responsibilities were concentrated in several key areas important to the African American Chamber: strategic planning; program development and launches; fundraising; grant administration; and partnership building.  We’re excited to re-unite Eve with old friends and associates as well as introduce her to our members and strategic partners.

You can put your trust in the new African American Chamber of Commerce of Greater Milwaukee.  We provide service and exceptional support for small and large businesses. All of our events, services and training programs are designed with our members in mind.  So, if you're a large corporation, start up business or long term member, you can count on the AACC to to help you accomplish your mission. 

We look forward to serving you!

Phone:    414.462.9450    Fax :  414.462.9452