Welcome to another powerful episode of BAMBIZTALK, hosted by Angel Garcia, CEO and Co-Founder of BAM Entrepreneurial Center. In this episode, we spotlight the inspiring work of the Negro Business and Professional Women's Club of Midland—a 90-year legacy organization committed to empowering youth, building community, and uplifting underserved voices.

Joined by Mary Helen Bowers, Valencia Taylor, and Michelle Carrasco, this conversation explores how sisterhood, service, and scholarships are transforming lives in West Texas. Discover how this group of powerhouse women is creating pathways for young leaders, supporting education through inclusive scholarships, and reminding us that real community means real connection.

Whether you’re a community leader, business owner, educator, or advocate for the next generation, this episode is packed with insight, inspiration, and impact.

✅ Topics Discussed in This Episode:

1. The mission and legacy of the Negro Business and Professional Women's Club of Midland
2. How inclusive scholarships support students beyond GPA and traditional paths
3. The impact of community engagement and service on underserved youth
4. The power of female collaboration and sisterhood in leadership
5. Youth leadership programs and mentorship development
6. Highlighting underserved education paths: trade schools, technical careers, and non-traditional success
7. Community-building through signature events like MLK Day and Bunko Nights
8. The importance of real, in-person human connection in a digital age
9. Preserving and expanding a 90-year-old legacy of impact and leadership
10. How to get involved: volunteering, sponsorships, and spreading the mission #BAMBIZTALK #WomenInLeadership #CommunityEmpowerment #LegacyMakers #YouthMentorship #ScholarshipsForAll #MidlandTX #NonProfitLeadership #SisterhoodInService #EntrepreneurshipWithPurpose