Our Leadership

A means for providing Black business owners the opportunity to participate in mainstrean commerce.

Greetings,

As we enter 2024, the Texas Association of African American Chambers of Commerce (TAAACC) remains steadfast in its mission to strengthen digital and physical bonds within black business ecosystems across Texas. Our dedication to nurturing these vital connections has been our driving force since TAAACC’s outset, and we are enthusiastic to continue to fight for Black Businesses in Texas another year.
In anticipation of the 89th Texas Legislative session in 2025, we are deepening our commitment to understanding and advocating for the needs of our community. By actively listening to the insights of Black Chamber leaders and the voices of the community members we serve, we aim to tailor our strategies and policy proposals effectively to better our overall 350,000 business in Texas, the state with the most African American (Black) population in the union.
To ensure that we meet the needs of our members across all corners of Texas, we will continue to host Regional Meetings within each of our five territories. These gatherings are more than just meetings; they’re a space for collaboration, resource sharing, and collective problem-solving. We’re also excited to enhance our portfolio of programming designed to deliver added value to your TAAACC membership.
Whether you’re a longstanding member or new to TAAACC, we invite you to engage with us. Your participation is the fuel that powers our engine for change. Together, we’ll build thriving networks that not only support each business but also forge a resilient and unified economic landscape for black entrepreneurs across Texas.

Matthew L. Houston, Chairman,
Collaborative Culture

I look forward to working with our President, Charles O’Neal, our executive board and each one of you that will serve with us.

Our Board

Charles O’Neal

President

Clifford Freeney

Treasurer

Concept Facility Services, LLC

Carol Y. Guess

Vice Chairman

The Guess Group, Inc.

Coretta Graham

Secretary

Immediate Past Chairs

Courtney Johnson Rose

Christopher Herring

Jim Wyatt

DeVoyd Jennings

Chairman

Ft Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce

Odel Crawford

Chairman

Black Chamber of Permian Basin-Odessa

Roy Malonson

Reginald Gates

John Baines

Our Board Directors

Donald Mooney

CEO

Donald Mooney Enterprises, LLC

Dee Moore

President

Abilene Black Chamber of Commerce

Vernal Stewart

President/CEO

SE3, LLC

John Bible

President & CEO

Cen-Tex African American Chamber

Xavier Toson

Chairman

African American Chamber of San Antonio

Valerie

Valerie Warrior

Chair

Collin County Black Chamber

Warren

Warren F. Muhammad

Chair

Acres Home Chamber

Sylvia Tryon Oliver

President & CEO

Corpus Christi Black Chamber of Commerce

Darren James

Chairman

Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce

Kenneth Timmons

President

Angelina County Citizens Chamber of Commerce

Ernest Bradley

Secretary

Ennis Black Chamber of Commerce

Charles Jackson

President

Arlington Black Chamber of Commerce

Jenny-Dufresne

Jenny Dufresne

Chair

Greater Austin Black Chamber

Andrea Bell-Miller

Chairwoman

Prairie View Chamber of Commerce

Kerry Goree

Chairman

Denton Black Chamber of Commerce

Linda Gray

President & Founder

Greater Southwest Black Chamber of Commerce

Leondria Thompson

President

Tri-County Black Chamber of Commerce

Ted Sims

National Minority Contractors Association

Greg Muckelroy

Longview Metro Chamber of Commerce

Nacole Thompson

Chairman

Williamson County African American Chamber of Commerce

Derrick Choice

Chairman

Tyler Metro Chamber of Commerce

Horace Satisfield

Past Vice Chair

Collin County Black Chamber of Commerce

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Greg Thompson

Chair

Alamo City Black Chamber

Coretta Graham

President

Corpus Christi Black Chamber of Commerce