About Us
Miami-Dade County’s Black Aairs Advisory Board
The Black Aairs Advisory Board (BAAB) falls under the Oce of the Miami Dade County Board of Commissioners (BCC) and was created to serve in an advisory capacity to the BCC on issues aecting citizens who emanate from the African Diaspora. The Board was created in 1994 and is also charged with making its constituents aware of the tax-supported services available through their local, state, and federal entities. Over the past few years, the Black Aairs Advisory Board (BAAB) has revamped its emphasis and moved toward advocating on behalf of a more diverse community as Miami-Dade County has evolved. The subcommittee structure was revamped and adjusted according to those needs as identified by its current members. These various subcommittees are charged with the responsibility of dealing with their respective issues and include: The Black Heritage Planning Committee; Education; Health Care; Housing; Economic Development; Budget and Finance; and Crisis Intervention/Respect Life; and the Haitian American Emergency Relief Committee (HAERC), a 501c3 organization. https://www.miamidade.gov/advocacy/library/black-world-guide.pdf
Our Experience
This business directory is composed of individuals that are members or supporters of the Circle of Brotherhood. We are not interested in anything but an opportunity to take responsibility for our own community. Our badge of honor is the mistakes we have made and in some cases continue to make. We are all works in progress but we are making an effort not excuses. The Brotherhood is composed of business owners from Mom and Pops operations to Businesses that generate millions a year, Our advisors are form the "Circle of Commerce".
Our Team
Our team is composed of Career Source of South Florida, Tools for Change, Neighbors and Neighbors Association as well as other Professional Organizations and Business Owners. Ask about our Human Resource Support Team and our Employee Development System!