Propel Black Success – announcing our final session.
This Thursday, February 25, from 6 PM to 8 PM, please join our knowledgable panelists Anton Skerritt, Oly, Jewel Amoah, PhD Onika Green, Nhial Wicleek, MC Psyc. CCC , Colette Ruddock, and our keynote speaker Che Marville (She, Her, Hers) to discuss strategies to #PropelBlackSuccess.
Join us to celebrate, share our collective knowledge, masquerade dance, and for some fun.
Who We Are
Black Mentorship Inc. (BMI) strengthens leadership opportunities for ALL People by connecting Black youths, professionals, and entrepreneurs at different stages of personal and professional growth with experienced mentors through a unique mentoring program.
Why BMI?
Whether you’re a youth, a professional, an entrepreneur, or a newcomer to Canada our mentorship program has you covered. We offer you the opportunity to work with mentors who are versed in their professions and wish to contribute to making the leadership community a more inclusive and diversified terrain.
Numbers Matter
We strive to build Black leadership community and help more professionals achieve their goal.Community
We work to Strengthen the leadership community and create great leaders for the future which will have amplifying effect for the Black Community.Diversity & Inclusivity
We are committed in ensuring our impact extend beyond the participants in our programs. We are creating momentum & igniting conversation that promote change in leadership & in so doing reshape the leadership landscape.Role Models
The Participants in our programs will create positive footprints and serve as role models for the younger generation.Become a Sponsor - and help create role models for ALL people.
MEET OUR FOUNDER & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Evangeline Chima
Evangeline Chima is the founder of Black Mentorship Inc. BMI – an organization dedicated to fostering the professional growth and personal expansion of Black professionals.
BMI was born out of her personal experiences as a Black professional woman in Canada. Despite holding a master’s degree in Information Technology Services, diplomas in Computer Network, Project Management, and Business Analysis, as well as numerous professional certifications, she felt unheard in business.
She experienced bias, was overlooked for promotions, leading to the frustration of being unable to achieve her true potential – regardless of her work commitment or qualifications.
Importantly, she realized that she was not alone and that she was surrounded by powerful, dynamic, talented Black professionals and entrepreneurs – also facing the same career challenges.
She took action and created BMI to inspire, support, and mentor Black professionals to fulfill their potential, to build community, and to promote change.
As part of her work, Evangeline helps organizations to create exceptional atmospheres where everyone thrives.
She is also a devoted wife and mother of four boys.
