CHICAGO: The Illinois Muslim Chamber of Commerce held an Eid luncheon at the Ambiance Banquet in Villa Park, Illinois. More than 200 members of the Muslim business community attended the event.
Supporting and supporting the economic growth and achievement of Muslim companies and entrepreneurs is the mission of the Illinois Muslim Chamber of Commerce. By providing a forum for advocacy, networking, and resource exchange, it promotes a thriving and diverse business community.
The program was moderated by Daria Shafiq. The Illinois Muslim Chamber of Commerce is a vibrant, all-inclusive group committed to supporting the empowerment, development, and economic expansion of Muslim companies and entrepreneurs. Their goal is to establish an environment that is both encouraging and prosperous so that Muslim professionals can thrive and add to the general well-being of their communities.
IMCC’s president Shafiq Abubakar said that the growth of the Muslim community depends on economic empowerment. “By offering a venue for advocacy, networking, and resource exchange, we hope to support Muslim-owned enterprises, spur innovation, and advance economic prospects for everybody,” he said.
He called for building a solid network of Muslim professionals who can work together, exchange expertise, and encourage one another’s development is one of our main objectives. He said that we create mentorship ties, promote cooperation among our members, and facilitate meaningful connections through our frequent conferences, workshops, and networking events.
Founder and CEO of AITIM Group Timur Tilenov said he uses creative thinking and inspiring leadership to propel success in brand management, logistics, and consulting.
Tilenov encouraged entrepreneurs to scale their businesses and use risky tactics for success by sharing insightful information on brand building, innovation, and business growth.
Three other individuals with business-related backgrounds took the stage and showcased their enterprises.
The Muslim Business Community enjoyed attending the Eid luncheon hosted by the Illinois Muslim Chamber of Commerce. The gathering, which brought together organizations, business owners, and community leaders to celebrate Eid and fortify ties within the community, was incredibly motivating and beneficial. Participants expressed gratitude for the chance to network, work together, and exchange ideas for improving our town.
Many guests express their sincere gratitude to the Illinois Muslim Chamber of Commerce for planning such a significant event.
