The Expo 05 DVD of
the Fashion Show is Now Available on CD!
So Lynn interviews Tyrese and Kurupt
backstage at the Los Angeles Black Business Expo
after their surprise performance at the Expo's Youth
Summit.Click Photo for Video(Need DSL or Cable.)
Expo 2006 is titled: "Black Family
Reunion, It's a Family Affair". Save the dates of
Sept. 22-24, 2006 when, once again, we rock the Los Angeles
Convention Center with the largest indoor event for African
American business west of the Mississippi. Subscribe
to our e-mail list for news of when the updated Exhibitor
Kit will be available and when to take advantage of our
early bird special. Call our office at (323) 290-4743 to
take advantage of our Early Bird $100 off discount!
We've Moved!
The Expo Office has moved...but
only to the suite next door (Suite 503), on the same floor
in the same building. When you get off the elevator,
turn right!
Los Angeles Black Business Expo,
3683 Crenshaw Blvd., Ste 503, Los Angeles, Los Angeles
90016
(323) 290-4743.
Click on the photo to enlarge.
This is a photo from the Expo vaults.
Can you identify what is going on in this photo? It's definitely a
flash from the past. The first person to email the correct response
to
info@blackbusinessexpo.com wins the satisfaction of being right,
lol.
We had a great West Coast GospeLive.
Lisa
McClendon, Darwin Hobbs, Gary Baltrip and the Faithful
Central Bible Choir are just a few of the many artists
who graced our stage.
That stage
on the floor of the Expo that has the audience doing jumping
jacks is the Health, Sports and Fitness Pavilion,
sponsored by PacifiCare African American Health Solutions.
Coordinator Sharon Edwards has an exciting lineup, so
make sure you take advantage of the free health screenings,
the expert health information and the generous giveaways.
SCHEDULE
Coordinated by Alberta McCoy, Kids' World
is a great place for children to spend the day at the Expo.
From Magic to Music, there is a lot to do.
Check the Schedule!
$100
Discount is over in 3 weeks!
This is the time you have all
been waiting for! Now until May 31, 2006 all registrants
for the Los Angeles Black Business Expo that purchase a
full priced space will receive a $100 discount on
exhibitor space if at least 50% of the price is paid.
Call (323) 290-4743 or your account representative for
details.
Please note: For
even more savings, contact Ernestine Dixon, for an added
discount.
Answer:
The five people pictured
above have been selected for the 2006 Expo Campaign.
Back for the 7th year is Wendy Raquel Robinson, Amazing
Grace Conservatory. This year actor/businessman Malik Yoba joins
her and in keeping with our 2006 Business: It's a
family Affair, we chose The Plumbers --three brothers which
represent LR Services
Plumbing, a family owned business which dates back six
generations. We held a wonderful photo shoot Sunday
May 7 at the home of Rene Cross Washington, BBX graphic
designer.
Please read our blog for details.
Black Owned Businesses Are on the Rise. Check out a
News Story on
Fox News.
Click to read the article titled "Black Business is Still
Booming" in
Our Weekly by Cynthia
Griffin.
Group Photo above by
Leroy Hamilton.
Wendy's dress by Le Chemise.
If you don't think Blacks are being severely affected by
illegal immigration, read the Washington Times
article titled “Arrival
of Aliens Ousts US Workers”. American-born men
(Continue)
Two years ago, the Expo
Update featured a story recognizing the 10th anniversary
of the Rwandan genocide. Without a doubt the most well
known name to come out of that tragedy was Paul
Rusesabagina. His current speaking tour coincides with
the release this month of a book of his memoirs titled
An Ordinary Man. One stop on his tour was as
part of the Music Center’s 2006 Speaker’s Series in
downtown Los Angeles. (Continue)
CYBERSTYLE
by Michael T.
Kilgore
SPECIAL
REPORT
THE
LAUNCHING OF A.A.D. - ATHLETIC
ARTISTIC DEVELOPMENT
HONORING AN AFRICAN - AMERICAN
FASHION DESIGN ICON
Greetings Cyberstyle readers...I know its been a minute
since my last story and I hope all is well with you and
yours. As for me, I've been consumed with launching a
new company called A.A.D. - ATHLETIC ARTISTIC
DEVELOPMENT.
The concept, began about four years ago when my wife and
I were designing
clothes for CHERYL MILLER and then, we started doing
some interior design
work for her as well. At first, I thought the company
would be a joint venture involving Ms. Miller but
ultimately, I decided to make it happen alone...Cheryl
is, however, a super human-being! Essentially, A.A.D. is the first,
full - service
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What else is going on in the
world?
Thanks so much for coming!
Thank you for visiting the Los Angeles Black Business Expo Oct. 28-30,
2005. This is most of the cast of hundreds it takes to bring
you BBX 2005. We are tired and happy. We thank you for
your hugs, your encouragement, your willing workers and your
support.
Hotel
Rwanda’s Hero Paul Ruseabagina
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