The Michigan Black Chamber of Commerce today announces a dynamic collaboration with Sprint as its “Official Wireless and Telecommunication Partner.” In a multi-faceted effort to impact and support the Chamber as well as businesses in and around Detroit, Sprint is committed to bring its technology and all-new 4G LTE network into the spotlight.
“I’m delighted and excited about the relationship between the Michigan Black Chamber (MBCC) of Commerce and Sprint,” said Ken Harris, President/CEO, MBCC. “It’s fantastic to connect a strong chamber with a strong wireless and telecommunications carrier. Sprint is a leader of mobile communications and cutting edge technology and we’re eager to join them with our business community.”
Sprint will collaborate with the MBCC on activities including educational seminars, bringing additional value to new and existing Chamber members businesses as well as providing a “technology makeover” to the Chamber and to a small business selected by the MBCC.
In both “tech makeovers,” Sprint will provide up to five employees each at the MBCC and chosen small business with innovative products and services they will be allowed to use on a 60-day trial. The program will begin in May and conclude in July, 2014.
“We’re honored to support the Michigan Black Chamber of Commerce, its many members and teaming with us on these two tech makeovers,” said Kim Green-Kerr, Regional Vice President-Sprint Business Sales. “Having recently launched an all-new network in greater Detroit, we’re ready to bring the latest in wireless and wireline technology that enable mobile solutions to help companies grow, to the Chambers’ members and Detroit and surrounding communities.”
Sprint is widely recognized for developing, engineering and deploying innovative technologies and wireless solutions to help businesses of all sizes be more productive, cost efficient and growth oriented.
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