Queens, New York — Entrepreneurs, small business owners, corporate leaders, nonprofits, innovators, and economic development organizations from across New York City, Long Island, and beyond will gather for one of the region’s most anticipated business networking and empowerment events at the National Small Business Expo “New York Edition” on June 11, 2026, at the Rochdale Village Ballroom in Queens, NY, from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
The National Small Business Expo – New York Edition is designed to serve as a high-impact platform that strengthens business connections between local communities, the greater New York metropolitan region, and national business networks.
The event will unite emerging entrepreneurs, established businesses, corporate partners, chambers of commerce, government agencies, community organizations, and industry leaders to create opportunities for growth, collaboration, procurement, innovation, and long-term economic development.
Rose Ward, Owner, NFocus Management Group, LLC
“Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, and the National Small Business Expo – New York Edition is designed to open doors, create access, and expand opportunities for entrepreneurs across diverse industries.
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Hosted in one of the most diverse business markets in the nation, the Expo aims to bridge relationships between New York City businesses, Long Island enterprises, regional stakeholders, and national corporations seeking to expand supplier diversity, strategic partnerships, and marketplace access.
Attendees can expect:
High-impact business networking opportunities
Dynamic panel discussions and keynote presentations
Access to corporate and government resources
Small business growth strategies and innovation sessions
Vendor and exhibitor showcases
Opportunities for sponsorships and partnerships
Access to entrepreneurs, investors, and decision-makers
Regional and national business development connections
The Expo will also highlight the economic strength and entrepreneurial spirit of minority-owned, women-owned, veteran-owned, and small businesses that continue to drive economic growth throughout New York and across the nation.
“This Expo is about creating real connections that move businesses forward,” said event organizers. “We are bringing together entrepreneurs and leaders from New York City, Long Island, and across the country to build relationships, create opportunities, and strengthen the small business ecosystem on a regional and national level.”
The National Small Business Expo “New York Edition” is expected to attract a broad cross-section of attendees representing industries including finance, technology, healthcare, professional services, retail, construction, media, education, government contracting, nonprofit leadership, and community development.
Business owners, exhibitors, sponsors, community leaders, and attendees are encouraged to secure their participation early.
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Event Details
Event: National Small Business Expo – New York Edition
Date: June 11, 2026
Time: 3:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Location: Rochdale Village Ballroom, Queens, New York
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