The Long Street Business Association

There are five departments that each have a specific function that relates to the overall mission and goals for the Long Street Business Association. Each department functions with a minimum of three and maximum of five members. Each department is comprised of an appointed Director and the Chairpersons of each assigned standing committee, the remaining two seats will be filled by qualified applicants by the Directors of each department. The departments are as followed:

Administration
Economic Development
Finance
Health & Human Services
Membership Services

Administration, Annie J. Ross-Womack, LSBA CEO
Email: admin@lsba.biz
Office: 614-251-6038

The Long Street Business Association

History & Goals of LSBA

The Long Street Business Association, Inc. (LSBA) was established and incorporated on February 8, 1988. Its purpose is to improve the quality of all business and residential life in The Historic Long Street District. Consequently, LSBA?’s goals include:

* Promoting urban and economic development through education, training and exposure to positive cultural experiences

* Encouraging congenial fellowship among business owners and community residents through cultural and social awareness

* Improving the advancement of business and civic interest in The Historic Long Street District through education and training

* Planning future growth and development of The Historic Long Street District

Mission & Philosophy

Our mission is to assist in creating a ?“model ?“ community. The Long Street Business Association acts as a lobbyist and advocate to keep members informed on programs that improve the quality of life for Historic Long Street District residents and businesses.

The Long Street Business Association believes in:

* Creating a positive climate for area businesses and residents

* A safe place to live and do business

* The preservation of the Historic Long Street History

* Educating and mentoring to cultivate community and business

Membership Services & Benefits

The Long Street Business Association Member Services include:

Advocacy
Mentoring
Community Building
Resource Center

As a member of The Long Street Business Association you will:

Have access to regular meetings that give ?“first hand?” information on programs that help increase the value of your business or property

Gain insight on how to get results from working with local, state and federal agencies

Have unlimited use of resource center that holds key information on opportunities for business expansion, demographic trends and social services

Become part of a community building team committed to improving the quality of all business and residential life of The Historic Long Street District