Chanel Christoff Davis Joins WBENC Board, Amplifying Women-Owned Business Advocacy

Chanel Christoff Davis, founder and CEO of Davis Davis & Harmon LLC, has been selected to serve on the Board of Directors for the Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC), a pivotal national organization supporting women-owned businesses across the United States.

Davis brings extensive experience in business leadership and entrepreneurial advocacy to her new board role. Her appointment represents a strategic addition to WBENC's leadership, leveraging her expertise in supporting and empowering women entrepreneurs. As a recognized top financial executive, Davis has demonstrated consistent commitment to advancing opportunities for women in business through multiple professional platforms.

Her involvement with WBENC complements her broader work in entrepreneurial support, including active participation in Goldman Sachs' 10,000 Small Businesses Voices initiative and mentorship programs targeting Black women entrepreneurs. Through efforts like her 'Kickback with Chanel' mentorship series, Davis has consistently created spaces for knowledge sharing and professional development.

The appointment holds significant implications for women-owned businesses nationwide. WBENC's mission of certifying and advancing women-owned enterprises gains additional momentum through Davis's strategic leadership and proven track record of supporting entrepreneurial growth.

Davis's multifaceted approach to business advocacy extends beyond her board role. Her sales tax consulting firm, Davis Davis & Harmon LLC, has established itself as a national leader, annually recovering over $250 million for clients while demonstrating the potential of women-led businesses to drive substantial economic impact.

By joining the WBENC Board of Directors, Davis reinforces her commitment to breaking barriers and creating meaningful opportunities for women entrepreneurs across diverse industries. Her leadership promises to further amplify the voices and economic potential of women-owned businesses in the United States.