Georgia Chamber and Fiserv Announce 10 Recipients of Small Diverse Business Program Memberships

(ATLANTA) – Today, the Georgia Chamber and Fiserv announced the recipients of 2025 Small Diverse Business Program memberships. The Small Diverse Business Program sponsored by Fiserv was launched in 2020 and provides a one-year membership to the Georgia Chamber. The 10 diverse businesses that will be members of the Georgia Chamber in 2025 are: Diane Adoma Consulting LLC, NEXT MEDIA INC, Ellsworth Healthcare Staffing, Compac Industries, Equity in Education, Builders Tech, Aventure Aviation, Joyful Financial Group, Landmark Commercial & Residential Properties, LLC, and Grow Initiative GA. The Small Diverse Business Program embodies the Chamber’s vision for promoting economic competitiveness through leadership programs with an intentional focus on inclusion as part of the state’s small business ecosystem.

Chris Clark, President & CEO of the Georgia Chamber said:
"The Georgia Chamber is proud to work alongside our members like Fiserv to create a more competitive business environment throughout the state. Through our longstanding partnership with Fiserv and the Small Diverse Business Program, these 10 companies will gain immediate access to the benefits of a Georgia Chamber membership. ”

Fiserv, a leading global provider of payments and financial services technology solutions, sponsored the Small Diverse Business program by funding these ten Georgia Chamber memberships for the fourth year in a row. Fiserv has significant operations in Georgia and is a technology provider to thousands of small businesses across the state through its Clover® point-of-sale platform.

Dr. Vivian Greentree, Head of Global Corporate Citizenship at Fiserv said:
“Our strategic partnership with the Georgia Chamber is a testament to our joint unwavering commitment to champion small businesses in the heart of our communities. By funding these memberships, we are providing access to vital resources and expansive networks while empowering ten businesses to achieve long-term success and contribute significantly to Georgia's vibrant economy.”

The Small Diverse Business Program will continue with applications for the 2026 year opening in the fall of 2025. Visit www.gachamber.com/smalldiversebusiness to stay informed on when the next opportunities will be available. For more information on this program and other resources through the state’s largest business advocacy organization, visit the Chamber’s benefits page.