As we navigate through this period of business disruption, we have established the Forward Focused virtual event series to explore the complex issues that must be considered as part of a safe and responsible reopening strategy. In this series industry experts will equip small businesses with the tools and resources to resume their business safely
As we navigate through this period of business disruption, we have established the Forward Focused virtual event series to explore the complex issues that must be considered as part of a safe and responsible reopening strategy. In this series industry experts will equip small businesses with the tools and resources to resume their business safely
In 1975 – before some of us were even born – a small group of Georgia corporations came together to discuss inclusive procurement practices. Their vision became a movement that would become the GMSDC. Their foresight has changed the way business is done in Georgia. Given the political climate of business at the time, our
As businesses across the State of Georgia prepare to reopen their physical locations and resume business operations, it is time to develop a plan that ensures their employees, clients and customers are healthy and safe. Together with the NMSDC, the National MBEIC and the affiliate councils, we introduced the Forward Focused series. The series will
The GMSDC is proud to celebrate and recognize these newly certified Minority Business Enterprises. We urge you to read more about their business and help welcome them to the GMSDC family. 23 Consulting LLC – A full-service consulting and legislative lobby firm in Atlanta A la Carte Menu Services Inc. – A food-service management company providing contract feeding,
May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, a month recognizing the achievements and contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans in the United States. In June 1977 Reps. Frank Horton of New York and Norman Y. Mineta of California, introduced a resolution to proclaim the first ten days of May as Asian-Pacific Heritage Week.
In 1975 – before some of us were even born – a small group of Georgia corporations came together to discuss inclusive procurement practices. Their vision became a movement that would become the GMSDC. Their foresight has changed the way business is done in Georgia. Given the political climate of business at the time, our
The University of Georgia Small Business Development Center joins The Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council for a special webinar outlining the U.S. Small Business Administration Emergency Loans.
Now Corp President and CEO Lara O’ Connor Hodgson shares how businesses can take advantage of NOWaccount®, a B2B payment processing solution.
GMSDC Call with Dr. Eloisa Klementich, Invest Atlanta President and CEO (March 26, 2020) On Thursday, March 26, GMSDC spoke with Dr. Eloisa Klementich, Invest Atlanta President and CEO to discuss the Business Continuity Loan Fund, a fund established to help small businesses impacted by economic distress. To ensure the viability of city businesses and
The Annual Report shows the revenue growth between Georgia corporations and Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) firms.
The 2019 Economic Impact Report assesses the economic impact that GMSDC Minority Business Enterprises have on Georgia’s economy. .
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