Donnette Dawn Thomas, a successful women entrepreneur, business consultant, and minority business expert, provides a guide on how to be a Certified Minority Business, including the requirements for eligibility and how to apply.
Access to certain funds and grants specifically designated for minority-owned businesses. Having access to a pool of government and private opportunities, availing of management training programs and business counseling. Being a certified minority business enterprise (MBE) sure comes with a lot of benefits that can help grow that seed of business into an empire.
How can I become a certified minority business? If this is the question brimming on your mind right now, you are at the right place. Here is Donnette Dawn Thomas, to walk you through the process. Read on!
“To have a Certified Minority Business, you must be qualified to apply to the National Minority Development Council. The NMDC connects certified minority businesses with their corporate members who are searching for Minority Business to collaborate, provide services and buy products from. “ ‘says Donnette Dawn Thomas. The state government also accept certification by the Council to help with public contracts for the MBE’s
In order to be eligible for the criteria of a Certified Minority Business, you have to meet the following requirements:
Here are some of the documents required to get certified in a minority business:
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