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Rachel E. Pate Named SBA District Minority Small Business Champion

Rachel E. Pate. (Courtesy: Cen-Tex African-American Chamber of Commerce)

Washington (FOX 44) ÔÇô Rachel E. Pate, the Vice President of Economic Development of the Cen-Tex African American Chamber of Commerce, has been named the Small Business Administration District Minority Small Business Champion of the Year.

Rachel E. Pate, a Waco native and University High School alumna, has demonstrated exceptional commitment and dedication in her role at the Chamber since 2016. In addition to her work at the Chamber, Pate also serves on the board of Rapoport Academy, an A.J. Moore Advisory Board Member, and a StartUp Waco Board member, showcasing her involvement in the community and dedication to fostering small business growth.

The prestigious award comes as SBA Administrator Isabel Casillas Guzman announces the 2024 National Small Business Week Award winners, recognizing those who exemplify resilience and determination in driving economic growth and aiding disaster-impacted communities in their recovery efforts.

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ÔÇ£Each year, National Small Business Week serves as a platform to showcase the ingenuity and perseverance of small business owners and entrepreneurs,ÔÇØ stated Regional Administrator Mindy Brissey. ÔÇ£Small businesses are integral in fostering vibrant communities and fueling economic prosperity, and I am privileged to acknowledge their entrepreneurial achievements.ÔÇØ

ÔÇ£Our 2024 National Small Business Week honorees epitomize excellence, innovation, and dedication, and the SBA is honored to celebrate their remarkable accomplishments and positive influence on their communities and the economy,ÔÇØ affirmed Administrator Guzman.

In addition to Rachel E. Pate’s recognition, Tamiko Bailey of Fort Worth was named Small Business Person of the Year for the district.