The Savannah Downtown Business Association (SDBA) invites the community to celebrate Black History Month and honor local Black business leaders at the "Business in Black" Luncheon on Wednesday, February 12, at the Charles Morris Center, 10 East Broad Street, from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM. The event will feature a distinguished panel of community leaders, including Weslyn Bowers, owner of The Y Bar; MiQuan Green of MGreen Productions; Ty Guyton, business banker with First Citizens Bank; Lydia Rayner-Syed of the Greater Savannah Black Chamber of Commerce; and Patt Gunn of Underground Tours and Community Advocacy for Susie King Taylor Square. WTOC Morning Break host Camille Syed will moderate the panel. The luncheon is proudly sponsored by the Mance Law Firm. Tickets for the luncheon can be purchased at www.savannahdba.com.

The “Business in Black” panel will provide valuable insights into business funding, commercial real estate investment, business-to-business support, walking tour advocacy, and strategies for economic growth in Savannah. SDBA Executive Director Mia Mance stated, “The Savannah Downtown Business Association recognizes the importance of uplifting Black business leaders and fostering a thriving and inclusive business community”. The luncheon’s sponsor, The Mance Law Firm, founded by Attorney Chadrick Mance, is a personal injury law firm committed to advocating for justice and investing in the Savannah community. Since its establishment in 2014, the firm has supported local businesses and organizations with a mission of ensuring that Savannahians have access to legal advocacy and justice when facing hardships. Attorney Chadrick Mance shared, “The Mance Law Firm believes in empowering small business owners. This luncheon will provide support, tools and strategies for our local business owners to succeed in a growing Savannah economy”. For more information on the "Business in Black" Luncheon, SDBA membership, and a full list of events, visit www.savannahdba.com.