MASSACHUSETTS LGBT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
50 MILK STREET, BOSTON, MA 02109 www.malgbtcc.org

Total Revenue
$436,639
Total Expenses
$541,501
Net Assets
$142,330

Organizations Filed Purposes: THE ORGANIZATION IS A SMALL, LEAN NON-PROFIT POWERED BY HUNDREDS OF BRILLIANT LGBT-OWNED BUSINESSES AND THE COMMONWEALTH'S LARGEST, MOST INNOVATIVE AND PROFITABLE CORPORATIONS. WE HAVE ONE GOAL: CULTIVATING INCLUSIVE RELATIONSHIPS THAT DRIVE ECONOMIC IMPACT. HERE'S HOW: - WE FOSTER MEANINGFUL RELATIONSHIPS AMONGST AND BETWEEN MEMBER BUSINESSES AND OUR CORPORATE PARTNERS. THESE RELATIONSHIPS HELP TO IDENTIFY OPPORTUNITIES AND MEET THE BUSINESS GOALS BEHIND THEM. THEY ALSO BUILD AN EVER-STRONGER NETWORK OF PEOPLE COMMITTED TO BOTH ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION. - WE SUPPORT OUR MEMBERS AND CORPORATE PARTNERS IN THEIR GOALS FOR IMPROVEMENT. WHETHER IT'S PRESENTING THEIR BUSINESSES IN THE BEST POSSIBLE LIGHT OR CREATING WORKPLACES THAT WELCOME AND SUPPORT LGBT EMPLOYEES AND VENDORS, WE ARE HERE TO HELP. - WE CHAMPION THE INNOVATIVE PRACTICES THAT ENSURE LGBT INCLUSION IN OUR MARKETPLACE AND THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO DRIVING GROWTH THROUGHOUT THE COMMONWEALTH.

THE MASSACHUSETTS LGBT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, INC. WORKS TO CREATE A FULLY INCLUSIVE STATE BY PROMOTING GROWTH AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE LGBT-OWNED AND ALLIED BUSINESSES, ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS. THE CHAMBER WILL WORK TO BE THE MASSACHUSETTS LGBT BUSINESS COMMUNITY ADVOCATE FOR THE ENTIRE STATE. THE CHAMBER WILL ALSO WORK WITH CORPORATIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS TO ENRICH THEIR EDUCATION ABOUT LGBT PEOPLE AND BUSINESS OWNERS IN ORDER TO ENCOURAGE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AMONG THEM AND OUR MEMBER BUSINESSES. WE WILL PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLABORATION AND SUPPLIER DIVERSITY INCLUSION OF LGBT BUSINESSES.

THE ORGANIZATION PROMOTED ECONOMIC GROWTH AND OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH MEMBERSHIP SERVICES, EDUCATION, PUBLIC AWARENESS, NETWORKING AND PUBLIC POLICY THROUGH THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES: - ANNUAL FOUNDING MEMBER MEETING: ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION AND WORKSHOP LEAD BY OUR PARTNERS FROM BABSON BUSINESS COLLEGE WITH OUR FOUNDING SMALL BUSINESS MEMBERS TO DISCUSS THE DIVERSE NEEDS OF THEIR BUSINESSES. AT THIS MEETING WE DISCUSSED THE CORE IDEAS FOR OUR VALUE PROPOSITION FOR SMALL BUSINESSES. JENNIFER BETHEL, PROFESSOR OF FINANCE AT BABSON COLLEGE, RAN A SUCCESSFUL CASE STUDY TO BETTER EDUCATE OUR FOUNDING SMALL BUSINESSES ABOUT BEST AND NEXT BUSINESS PRACTICES WHEN IT COMES TO DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION. (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)(CONTINUED FROM 990 PAGE 2, LINE 4A) - EQUALITY AND EQUITY: ADVANCING THE LGBT COMMUNITY IN MASSACHUSETTS: BOARD MEMBER KAREN YOUNG PARTICIPATED IN A PANEL HOSTED BY THE BOSTON FOUNDATION TO DISCUSS THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL STATUS OF THE LGBT COMMUNITY OF MASSACHUSETTS. THE PANEL WAS PART OF A LARGER EVENT CENTERED AROUND THE RELEASE OF THE BOSTON FOUNDATION'S "STATE OF THE LGBT COMMUNITY IN MA" REPORT. KAREN TOOK PART IN THE PANEL EXAMINING THE REPORT'S FINDINGS REGARDING TOPICS SUCH AS DISCRIMINATION AGAINST THE TRANSGENDER COMMUNITY AND THE LACK OF SUPPORT SYSTEMS FOR ELDERLY LGBT PEOPLE. - WORKING #OUTHERE PANEL: GRACE MORENO WAS A PANELIST ON THE WORKING #OUTHERE PANEL, HOSTED BY OUT IN TECH AND LIBERTY MUTUAL. THE PANEL BROUGHT TOGETHER NOTABLE LGBT PROFESSIONALS AND ALLIES AND FOCUSED ON NOTIONS OF SELF-IDENTITY AND BEING OPENLY LGBT IN THE WORKPLACE. GRACE PARTICIPATED AS AN OUT-AND-PROUD EXECUTIVE AND REPRESENTATIVE OF THE MA LGBT CHAMBER. - CORPORATE ROUNDTABLE: HOSTED AT 50 MILK STREET, THIS ROUNDTABLE FOCUSED ON AND ACCOMPLISHED THE FOLLOWING GOALS. IDENTIFYING, ENGAGING WITH, AND COMMUNICATING THE NEEDS OF LGBT-OWNED AND ALLIED BUSINESSES. ADVANCING CORPORATE SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES TO BETTER INCLUDE LGBT-OWNED BUSINESSES. AND LASTLY, COLLECTIVELY SHARING BEST PRACTICES AND ESTABLISHING PRACTICAL PRACTICES - LIKE JOB BOARDS - THAT WILL ENABLE CORPORATIONS TO DELIVER THEIR COMMITMENT TO HIRING LGBT TALENT. - THE MA LGBT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - PUBLIC LAUNCH: PUBLICLY ANNOUNCED THE LAUNCH OF THE MA LGBT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AT THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK. THIS PROGRAM GARNERED PUBLIC AND MEDIA ATTENTION TO OUR ORGANIZATION, AND WE HIGHLIGHTED THE CIVIC IMPORTANCE OF DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION WITH A SPEECH FROM MAYOR OF HOLYOKE, ALEX B. MORSE. WE ALSO PROVIDED A NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY FOR SMALL LGBT AND ALLY-OWNED BUSINESSES TO MEET WITH OUR FOUNDING CORPORATE PARTNERS AND SPONSORS. - INNER CITY CAPITAL CONNECTIONS CONFERENCE: THREE MEMBER BUSINESSES AND THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE MALGBTCC PARTICIPATED IN THE ICIC COHORT OF 2018, GAINING APPRECIATION AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE PROGRAM. THE SMALL BUSINESSES WERE ABLE TO GAIN THE SKILLS TO STRENGTHEN THEIR COMPANIES AND THE CHAMBER FOUND ADDITIONAL WAYS TO PARTNER WITH THE ORGANIZATION.

Executives Listed on Filing

Total Salary includes financial earnings, benefits, and all related organization earnings listed on tax filing

NameTitleHours Per WeekTotal Salary
Ella SamsonDIRECTOR2$0
Pam DelaneyDIRECTOR3$0
Keith WangDIRECTOR3$0
Richard TiseiDIRECTOR2$0
Winelia RiveraDIRECTOR2$0
Benjamin PerkinsDIRECTOR3$0
Stephen ChanDIRECTOR2$0
Susu WongDIRECTOR3$0
Karen YoungCLERK6$0
Nancy StagerTREASURER4$0
James LopataPRESIDENT3$0

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