Savannah-Chatham Legislative Week brings business leaders, elected officials, advocates, and partners to Atlanta for focused dialogue, relationship building, and coordinated action around policies that shape Black business growth and regional economic progress.
Hosted during Georgia’s legislative session, the week creates space for meaningful engagement with decision makers while elevating the priorities of Savannah and Chatham County’s Black business community. Each convening is designed to inform, connect, and advance conversations that support equitable economic development across the region.
Schedule Highlights:
Tuesday, February 3
Policy Plate Mixer
6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Reverb Hotel, Atlanta
The week begins with Policy Plate, an evening mixer that blends policy discussion with relationship building. This event offers a welcoming environment for business owners, policymakers, and community leaders to connect around shared economic priorities.
Register for Policy Plate
https://gsbcc.org/news-events/#!event/2026/2/3/policy-plate-mixer
Wednesday, February 4
GSBCC Delegation Coffee and Conversation
8:00 AM to 9:00 AM
Georgia State Capitol
This morning gathering centers direct conversation with legislators and stakeholders at the Capitol. Attendees will discuss issues impacting Black owned businesses, workforce development, and access to opportunity across Savannah and Chatham County.
Register for Coffee and Conversation
https://gsbcc.org/news-events/#!event/2026/2/4/legislative-week-delegation-coffee-conversation
Southern Synergy: A Regional Strategy for Black Economic Development
11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Russell Innovation Center, Atlanta
Southern Synergy convenes regional leaders to examine collaborative strategies that strengthen Black economic power across the South. This session emphasizes alignment, shared resources, and scalable approaches that support long term business growth.
Register for Southern Synergy
https://gsbcc.org/news-events/#!event/2026/2/4/southern-synergy-a-regional-strategy-for-black-economic-development
Additional Legislative Week activities
Savannah Chatham Day at the Capitol
3:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Georgia State Capitol and Railroad Depot
Black Commerce Day
Thursday, February 5
8:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Georgia State Capitol
Savannah Chatham Legislative Week reflects an ongoing commitment to advocacy, access, and accountability. Participation throughout the week strengthens the voice of the region’s Black business community and reinforces its role in shaping Georgia’s economic future.
📧 Questions? Email us at info@gsbcc.org
