The Small Business Enterprise (SBE) Program offers small businesses another avenue of maximizing their opportunities of doing business with TxDOT.
The National Women Business Owners Corporation (NWBOC) has led the way for women business owners to obtain WBE Certification. Created in 1995, NWBOC was established to increase competition for corporate and government contracts through implementation of a national certification program for women business owners.
The overall program goal is to graduate 8(a) firms that will go on to thrive in a competitive business environment. There are some requirements in place to help achieve this goal.
The U.S. Department of Transportation's DBE (disadvantaged business enterprise) program provides a vehicle for increasing the participation by MBEs in state and local procurement.
Companies that represent themselves as EDWOSBs are eligible to receive the award of contracts in EDWOSB industries, but both EDWOSBs and WOSBs are eligible to receive the award of contracts in WOSB industries.
The National Women Business Owners Corporation (NWBOC) has led the way for women business owners to obtain WBE Certification. Created in 1995, NWBOC was established to increase competition for corporate and government contracts through implementation of a national certification program for women business owners.
The Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce serves as an advocate for the creation, growth, and general welfare of African American businesses in the Dallas community. The Chamber actively promotes the expansion of business opportunities on behalf of its membership through referrals, partnerships, seminars, technical assistance, and marketing. The Chamber focuses on economic and business development, education, and special projects.
Advancing business opportunities for certified Asian, Black, Hispanic and Native American business enterprises. Connecting these businesses to NMSDC corporate members in an effort to increase procurement and enhance supplier diversity.
Educational programs, mailer clinics, and seminars to keep members abreast of the latest Postal Service developments.
A forum for information sharing and problem solving, and we offer several certification programs that allow individuals to demonstrate knowledge, skills and abilities in key industry-related fields.
The Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau promotes Dallas as the ideal business and pleasure destination to the regional, national and international marketplaces. The Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau aims to favorably impact the Dallas economy through conventions and tourism.
The Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce serves as an advocate for the creation, growth and general welfare of African American businesses in the Dallas community. The Chamber actively promotes the expansion of business opportunities on behalf of its membership through referrals, partnerships, seminars, technical assistance and marketing.
DHWI is built on four fundamental principles, which include: collaborative financial support and governance; integration of social, cultural, political, and economic initiatives; clinical care in the neighborhood; and community-based, multidisciplinary research.
To prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes.
Programs to assist disadvantaged, minority and woman-owned business enterprises in the public entities' procurement activities. The North Central Texas Regional Certification Agency is solely committed to ensuring that bona-fide disadvantaged, minority and woman-owned firms, benefit from the programs offered by the member entities.
A non-profit organization for minority businesses and major corporations interested in establishing relationships with minority entrepreneurs and helping them to successfully grow their businesses. Included in the membership of HMSDC are more than 220 major corporations and more than 1,000 minority businesses.
The leader in advancing business opportunities for certified Asian, Black, Hispanic and Native American business enterprises. We connect these businesses to our Buying Entity Members (corporations and public sector agencies) in an effort to increase procurement engagement and enhance supplier diversity.
Increased exposure to the general public, as well as, other entities who have a supplier diversity program and are searching for minority and woman-owned businesses.
The Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) Division seeks to ensure that qualifying businesses receive the maximum possible opportunity in the city's procurement activities -- directly or indirectly -- through a City Council approved ordinance.
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