Atlanta Black Expo Doubles in Size for 2023 Return to Georgia World Congress Center
Atlanta Black Expo Doubles in Size for 2023 Return to Georgia World Congress Center
Atlanta Black Expo Doubles in Size for 2023 Return to Georgia World Congress Center
The Atlanta Black Expo is set to return to the Georgia World Congress Center from February 20 to February 22, 2023. This year's main event will be nearly twice as large as before, bringing together hundreds of black-owned businesses in one place. The event, organized by ATL Live, will feature live updates and interviews with attendees throughout the three-day event. Founder Corey Moore will be present, alongside notable figures like children's book author Allison Joyner. Visitors can expect a wide range of exhibitors, from startups to established brands. The expanded scale reflects growing interest in supporting black entrepreneurship across the region. The event offers a chance for businesses to connect with customers, investors, and each other. With more exhibitors than ever, organizers aim to create lasting opportunities for black-owned enterprises. Doors open at the Georgia World Congress Center on February 20.
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