Developing Young Minds

The members of The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc.  strongly believe in developing youth leaders in today’s world and has been committed to this effort since its inception in 1935.  Our intention is to prepare youth to be globally prepared and able to compete and succeed in this ever-changing technology-driven world.

Youth

For Ages 12-18

The Youth Division of The National Association of Negro Business & Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc. invites youth between the ages of 12-18 to get connected with other youth across the country who are focused on our National theme of “Changing the C.L.I.M.A.T.E. Within Our Communities.”  We will achieve this through Community Service, Leadership, Involvement with our districts and local clubs, Mentorship activities, Activism, Technology and Education.

Youth members gain the opportunity to further develop their skills through the following membership benefits:

Participation in National Oratorical Competition

Essay Competition

Rites of Passage Ceremony

National Youth Convention & District Youth Conference

Mission Trips To Africa Through The International Affairs Division

United Nation Program Visits

B.E.T.A. – P.S.I.

For Ages 18-21

Beta- Psi Clubs consist of young women and men attending an accredited college, university, business or technical school who want to get involved with human services, economic, social, and political issues affecting the lives and welfare of the poor, minorities and the handicapped. Bold, Energetic, Trustworthy, Aware, Positive, Sincere, Ingenious.

Beta Psi members of The National Association of Negro Business & Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc. are focused on:

Increasing Their Leadership Skills

Developing Their Communication Skills

Sharpening Problem-solving and Decision–making Skills

Addressing Social & Political Issues

Meet our Second Vice President!

Brittany Montgomery

Brittany Montgomery

National Second Vice President

Brittany N. Montgomery is currently a licensed stockbroker at Charles Schwab. Additionally, Miss Montgomery owns several businesses, including SpaceMethods, a business development firm, PopUp Socials, an event planning company, and Blush Bartending, a mobile bartending venture. 

Miss Montgomery has contributed to several charities, including serving as the Special Events Chair and Training Liaison for the Junior League of Dallas, Grant Approver for United Way Dallas, and the Texas Women’s Foundation. She currently serves as the Second Vice-President for the South Dallas Business and Professional Women’s Club, Inc. 

 Miss Montgomery is a former South Dallas Youth Club Member (South Central District) former Recording Secretary for South Dallas BPW, Past National Treasurer and a life member. Currently, she serves as the National Second Vice-President for the National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club, Inc.

Miss Montgomery attended Southern Methodist University.

In her spare time, she loves traveling, writing C++ programming, brunch, reading and being a dog mom to her pug, Frank the Tank.