Business
Dr. Eric Lee, the CEO of Colorado Black Chamber of Commerce resigns
About Dr. Lee and Colorado Black Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Eric Lee was appointed President & CEO of the Colorado Black Chamber of Commerce in April 2009.
The Colorado Black Chamber (CBCC) began in 1985 with just a staff of one and a handful of Black business members. Now, the organization boasts more than 50 corporate members and nearly 1000 business members. The Chamber remains a solid voice for the Black business community while continuously refocusing its efforts to meet the ever changing needs of its members.
The CBCC provides extraordinary customer service, reasonable member rates and value-add resources. It works with other area chambers to give members a broad range of opportunity for networking and visibility. It’s more than a business as usual membership organization. It’s the best friend and partner of its members, working exclusively on their behalf and providing the assistance and support they need.
Prior to coming to the chamber, Lee spent fourteen years in higher education developing, and administering programs to serve the needs of students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Suffolk University.
Lee has a doctorate degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
