Michael Morgan has been appointed the new executive director of Northern Virginia Black Chamber of Commerce (NVBCC), effective Oct. 13.
“As NVBCC enters its next chapter, we are focused on innovation, growth, and positioning our chamber as a model for advancing Black-owned businesses in Virginia,” said Tonya Poindexter, chair of the NVBCC board. “Michael Morgan brings the vision, operational expertise, and deep commitment to inclusive economic growth that align with our mission.”
With more than 36 years of leadership experience in federal service, nonprofit management, and community engagement, Morgan brings a proven record of advancing mission-driven initiatives and building strong partnerships. He is the founder and president of A Few Good MENtors, Inc., a nonprofit dedicated to empowering underserved communities through mentorship, leadership development, and education.
Morgan’s career also includes senior roles at the FBI and Defense Intelligence Agency, where he oversaw multimillion-dollar budgets, led national training programs, and developed strategies to improve organizational performance.
Poindexter emphasized that Morgan will lead the 17-year organization in the right direction
“His leadership will help us expand our reach, strengthen partnerships, and ensure our 550+ businesses are not only supported but truly empowered to flourish,” she continued. “NVBCC is setting a standard, and Michael’s appointment reinforces our momentum.”
Morgan said he is ready to get to work to make the NVBCC the best it can be.
“For me, this role is about advancing opportunities for Black-owned and underserved businesses, expanding access to resources, and driving sustainable economic growth across Northern Virginia,” Morgan said. “I am eager to build on NVBCC’s strong foundation, listen to the needs of our members, and work alongside the board and partners to deliver measurable results.”
