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    Lloyd Williams Passes

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    “It is with profound sadness that The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce and the family of Lloyd Williams, President and CEO of The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce and Co-Founder of HARLEM WEEK, passed away peacefully overnight, surrounded by loved ones, following a private and courageous battle with cancer. He was 80 years old.


    “For more than 50 years, Lloyd has worked tirelessly to improve the quality of life and shape both the cultural and economic identity of not just Harlem but the city as whole.
    “While we mourn his loss, HARLEM WEEK will continue as planned. Our theme this year is “Celebrate Our Magic,” which is fitting because Lloyd always celebrated the magic of his beloved community.


    “Funeral service details will be forthcoming. Kindly keep our family in your thoughts and prayers.”
    -Winston Majette, Executive Director of The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce

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