NMBL Strategies Becomes America's Black Holocaust Museum Grand Reopening Partner
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ST. LOUIS - WisconsinEagle -- St. Louis, MO – NMBL Strategies is proud to announce that they have been retained for the grand reopening of for America's Black Holocaust Museum (ABHM).   ABHM, which on Tuesday announced the grand opening of the museum will take place on February 25^th, 2022, felt that NMBL was poised to make the transition into reopening assistance after recently completing a comprehensive strategic plan for the museum.  As such, NMBL is gratified to take next steps to help reopen the doors of this celebrated institution known for realizing Dr. James Cameron's vision of creating a space for reconciliation and healing in order to promote a more united community.

"Pairing NMBL Strategies' experience operating and opening museums with the important work they did on our Strategic Plan inspired us to engage them for our historic reopening," said Dr. Robert "Bert" Davis.  "Because NMBL has worked with our team before, it allows them to dive in and accelerate the impact of ABHM reopening our doors on February 25^th."

NMBL Strategies will assist with developing grand reopening plans that will include operational structure, communications and marketing, as well as ongoing funding strategies through memberships and sponsorships.  The work is designed to offer a clear path forward to not only build stability within the organization, but to also create a more impactful and visited future for the museum.

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"After working with ABHM on their strategic plan, the NMBL team could not help but want to be further involved with this important organization.  We are honored to have been selected to help with their grand opening efforts.  By working together with them so closely, NMBL has learned firsthand how America's Black Holocaust Museum and their team have worked tirelessly to bring the museum back to the community in a tangible way after its closing in 2008.  Our team is looking forward to laying the groundwork to help ensure the success of this organization for generations to come," said Eric Moraczewski, CEO of NMBL Strategies.

With the recent announcement of the grand reopening, the museum will push full steam ahead to reopen its doors and has plans to share even more of what is in store over the coming months.  As such, more details in regards to programming, membership and other important announcements are expected in the coming months as the next ABHM chapter unfolds.

About NMBL Strategies

NMBL Strategies seeks to empower small businesses, nonprofits and public-private enterprises through trusted consulting partnerships.  Our consultants have real world experience and significant tenure within their fields and are able to deliver the best and most strategic return on investment.  For more information, please visit www.nmblstrategies.com or follow NMBL Strategies on Linkedin, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for the latest updates.

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About America's Black Holocaust Museum

America's Black Holocaust Museum and the Dr. James Cameron Foundation were founded by Dr. James Cameron.  Dr. Cameron is one of the few to survive a lynching.  He took his life experience to create ABHM with an interest in educating and sharing.  Today, ABHM promotes a space for reconciliation and healing in order to promote a more united community and an equitable world without racism.  With your support today for ABHM, the foundation can continue to bring Dr. Cameron's vision to a reality providing the opportunity for education, understanding, and healing.  Learn more about ABHM at www.abhmuseum.org.