Houston, TX – The Greater Houston Black Chamber (GHBC) hosted an exclusive evening of business insight and networking at The Boardroom: CEO Dinner, featuring Jarren Small, co-founder of Legends Do Live, at The Bungalow, a distinguished Black-owned establishment. This members-only gathering provided an intimate setting for local entrepreneurs, executives, and community leaders to engage in meaningful discussions about leadership, business growth, and the power of social impact.

Jarren Small, known for his work in youth empowerment and literacy through Reading With A Rapper, shared his journey of building a brand rooted in education, culture, and community transformation. He spoke candidly about the challenges of scaling mission-driven businesses, the importance of collaboration, and the role of leadership in creating lasting change.

Among the esteemed guests were Ellis Hubbard III (African American Male Wellness & NCU Solutions), Mavis E. Hicks (Mavology), Bridgett Holden (She Bridges PR), Patrick McCoy (Circulus Digital Media), and Andrew [Last Name] (Mighty Oaks Capital Partners). Each brought a wealth of expertise, engaging in a dynamic exchange with Small about innovation, entrepreneurship, and navigating industries as Black business leaders.

Set against the backdrop of The Bungalow, a venue that embodies Black excellence in hospitality, the evening fostered high-level conversations, strategic networking, and a shared vision for economic empowerment. As plates were cleared and business cards exchanged, one thing was clear—the impact of The Boardroom: CEO Dinner extends far beyond the table, fueling relationships and opportunities that will shape the future of Houston’s Black business community.

For those looking to be part of the next exclusive CEO Dinner, visit ghbcc.com and stay connected with the Greater Houston Black Chamber.