April 13, 2026 – The Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. (LIAACC) recently hosted an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Business Development Meeting featuring Jordon Isaac of Cornucopia Business Consulting, bringing together entrepreneurs, small business owners, and community stakeholders to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the way small businesses operate, market, and grow.
The session focused on practical AI applications for small businesses, including marketing automation, customer service tools, financial management, procurement opportunities, and operational efficiency. Attendees were introduced to real-world tools that can help businesses reduce costs, increase productivity, and remain competitive in an increasingly digital economy.
About: Jordon Isaac: Jordon Isaac is a business consultant and technology strategist with Cornucopia Business Consulting, where he works with small businesses, nonprofits, and entrepreneurs to implement technology solutions that improve operations, marketing, and business development.
His work focuses on helping organizations understand and adopt emerging technologies including artificial intelligence in practical, easy-to-implement ways that produce measurable results.
Through his consulting, Isaac has assisted businesses with digital transformation strategies, automation systems, CRM implementation, and AI tools that help organizations scale and compete in modern markets.
Why Small Businesses Should Participate in Future AI Conferences
Artificial intelligence is no longer a future concept — it is a present-day business tool. Small businesses that understand and adopt AI now will have a significant competitive advantage. AI can help small businesses:
- Automate marketing and social media
- Improve customer service through AI chat tools
- Access capital and prepare business plans
- Identify procurement and contracting opportunities
- Improve accounting and financial forecasting
- Increase operational efficiency
- Conduct market research faster
- Develop professional proposals and capability statements
Small businesses that fail to learn and adopt AI risk falling behind competitors who are already using these tools to operate more efficiently and reach customers more effectively.
For this reason, the Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce will continue to host AI training sessions, conferences, and technical assistance workshops to ensure that small businesses — regardless of industry — have access to the tools and knowledge needed to grow and scale.
LIAACC Champions Initiative
The Chamber also highlighted its LIAACC Champions initiative, a network of business leaders, entrepreneurs, professionals, and community partners who support the Chamber’s mission through mentorship, technical assistance, procurement support, access to capital resources, and business counseling. LIAACC Champions play a critical role in helping small businesses navigate challenges, build relationships, and access opportunities that help their businesses grow.
Through initiatives like AI training, access to capital programs, procurement readiness assistance, and business counseling, the Chamber continues to build what it calls a “business growth ecosystem” designed to help small businesses start, grow, and scale.
About: Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. – The Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. is committed to supporting and growing small businesses through access to capital, business education, technical assistance, procurement opportunities, and relationship-building throughout Long Island and the New York region.
The Chamber works with businesses at all stages — from startups to established companies — and provides programs, conferences, technical assistance, and networking opportunities designed to help businesses grow and succeed.
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For more information about upcoming AI conferences and business programs, or to become a member visit:
www.liaacc.org
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