Black Businesses

Gwinnett County Black Chamber of Commerce (GCBCC)

Your Trusted Hub for Intentional Black Buying Power

The Gwinnett County Black Chamber of Commerce is committed to strengthening Black economic power by connecting consumers, entrepreneurs, and communities with verified resources that uplift and sustain Black-owned businesses. In a time when many major corporations have quietly withdrawn or dismantled their Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) commitments, our mission is clear:

Support the businesses that support our communities.

Invest in the companies that invest in equity.

This resource page provides access to trusted, up-to-date Black-owned business lists from across the internet, including national directories, regional guides, industry-specific listings, and cultural economic portals. Our goal is to make it easier for you to buy intentionally, shop consciously, and circulate dollars within our community—especially with businesses and corporations that continue to honor real DEI values and equitable practices.

Why This Matters

• Black consumers command over $1.7 trillion in spending power.

• Economic justice is a key pillar of social justice.

• Companies that eliminate DEI programs often eliminate pathways for Black growth, representation, and leadership.

• Being intentional with our dollars directly supports job creation, cultural sustainability, and intergenerational wealth.

What You’ll Find Here

• Curated links to national and local Black-owned business directories

• Verified lists of DEI-committed corporations

• Guidance for choosing businesses that align with community values

• Resources for families, nonprofits, churches, and organizations leading Buy Black campaigns

• Special features highlighting Gwinnett-based entrepreneurs, creatives, professionals, and service providers

Our Message Is Simple

If a company respects DEI, we respect them with our dollars.
If they cancel DEI, we cancel the checkout.

As a chamber, we proudly champion economic empowerment, fair representation, and community-centered growth across Gwinnett County and beyond. By using this resource page, you join a powerful movement: keeping Black dollars circulating within the Black community, supporting culturally aligned partners, and holding corporations accountable for equity commitments.