Charles Debow is the esteemed President of the National Black Chamber of Commerce, a renowned organization that has been at the forefront of driving economic empowerment and sustainability within the Black business community for over three decades. As the largest Black business association globally, the NBCC is dedicated to fostering entrepreneurship and capitalist activities specifically within the United States, with a steadfast focus on African American communities.

Founded in 1992 by Harry Alford and Kay DeBow, the NBCC is headquartered in Washington, DC. Over the years, the organization has experienced remarkable growth, expanding its reach to encompass more than 200 chambers across 40 states and extending its influence to 50 nations worldwide. This vast network enables the NBCC to effectively advocate for and support Black businesses on local, national, and international levels.

The National Black Chamber of Commerce serves as a pivotal platform for driving economic growth, providing essential resources, and facilitating invaluable networking opportunities for Black entrepreneurs and professionals. Through its various initiatives, the NBCC plays a crucial role in creating a nurturing environment that empowers African American communities to thrive in the realm of business.

With an unwavering commitment to its mission, the NBCC continues to be a leading voice for Black businesses, championing their success and making significant contributions to the economic development of African American communities for the past 30 years and beyond under the visionary leadership of Charles Debow.