The Black Chamber of Arizona announced a 5,400-square-foot hub for economic empowerment and business innovation will be built in Phoenix during an event in Glendale.

The announcement came at the 27th annual Pinnacle Pathways Gala on Saturday, Dec. 13.

The center, which will open in the spring, will be in a historic Frank Lloyd Wright-designed building in downtown Phoenix, owned by Sky Harbor International Airport, according to a release.

“This state-of-the-art facility will serve as a collaborative space for entrepreneurs, corporate partners and community leaders to collaborate, grow and create generational wealth,” the release stated.

Founded in 1995, the Black Chamber of Arizona advocates for economic growth and entrepreneurship across the state.

“Through strategic partnerships, advocacy and innovative programming, the Chamber supports thousands of businesses in driving wealth creation and community advancement,” the release stated.