The National Association of Black Female Executives in Music & Entertainment, Incorporated (NABFEME) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to increase the awareness and raise the profile of women of color in music and entertainment. The organization’s leadership is comprised of entertainment volunteers who make up the Executive Board of Directors. The Executive Board represents a cross section of music and entertainment professionals, as well as individuals that represent other professional fields and interests. The NABFEME board sets policy, develops priorities and plans of action for the organization.

NABFEME operates through an organized structure of entertainment consultants.  The consultants are geographically located across the United States and are sought after per their professional expertise in a particular field.  The consultants serve as the voice and face of NABFEME in the local community and/or region.  NABFEME also utilizes standing committees which generally have 4 – 5 members.  These committees are set up by the Executive Board to execute existing initiatives or new strategies. The consultants coordinate with these committees and the local membership to develop agendas, timelines and action plans.  NABFEME maintains a Code of Honor that governs the entire membership and the organization’s business dealings with its members and the general public.

NABFEME does not endorse, partner, or participate in any events, drives or programs without prior written approval from the organization’s Chairman and CEO.  Any event, drive, or program that does not support or impact an already existing NABFEME strategy, program or initiative will not be accepted. 

Invoices & Billing

NABFEME does not co-sign.  All invoices, bill payments and/or debts are tendered through the NABFEME Corporate office.  NABFEME is not responsible for any debt accrued by anyone claiming to represent the organization, its officers and/or Board of Directors.  All valid work orders and invoices must be approved by the NABFEME Chairman and CEO before any work begins, service is provided or payment expected

Information that Invoices must contain

Before being accepted for approval or payment, all invoice documents submitted to NABFEME, Inc. should clearly state and define what the document is with the word INVOICE.  The invoice should also include the following:

1.  A unique identification number

2.  Company name, address and contact information

3.  NABFEME name and address as the customer being invoiced or billed, including the name of the person ordering the service and/or goods

4.  A clear description of what the organization is being charged for

5.  The date the goods or services were provided or delivered (must supply date)

6.  The date of the invoice

7.  The amount(s) being charged or billed

8.  The total amount owed