For minority and women supplier diversity business entrepreneurs

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Moving Beyond
By the Numbers
Safety on ICE
An Education in Entrepreneurship

David W. Morgan, the founder and owner of D.W. Morgan Company, a global shipping, logistics, security, and technology firm, grew up poor in Merced, a small farm community in Central California...

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At the recent National Association of Minority Automobile Dealers Conference in Miami, experts from various auto industry sectors, industry associations, and influencers addressed the challenges facing the domestic automotive industry today...

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When President and CEO Pamela Isom launched ICE Safety Solutions in 1999, building trust was paramount to her company's cultural infrastructure. "With a safety training company, it is hard to quantify value," she says, "so this business comes down to trust."

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As a successful entrepreneur looking to grow her supplier diversity firm, Anita Laney, the owner of Professional Partnering Solutions, wanted to enhance her business knowledge.

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News

Podcast featuring MBE magazine

MBE magazine Publisher and President of Enterprise Publishing Inc., Barbara Oliver, discusses the publication with Exceptions to the Rules host, E. Michelle Lee, on TalktainmentRadio.com.

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Publisher's Page

As I write this, it is my birthday. And, it occurs to me that I am about the same age as Ginger Conrad when she  launched this publication 29 years ago. Reflecting on this, I'm just a little nervous...

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Departments

Alliances/Mergers/Contracts


Stacey and Witbeck
, general contractor for the Woodward Avenue M-1 Streetcar Project in Detroit, has announced a partnership with Ballard Associates, LLC to perform outreach, tracking, and reporting of disadvantaged business enterprise participation on the project....

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Master Your Brand

Let's talk passion. No, not the stuff seen on the big screen or in paperback novels-the passion associated with owning and operating a small business...

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People/Places

Emilia DiMenco (left) was named president and CEO of the Women's Business Development Center (WBDC) headquartered in Chicago on August 1, succeeding co-founders/co-presidents S. Carol Dougal and Hedy M. Ratner (center)...

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In Brief

The State of Maryland has increased the overall participation goal of its Minority Business Enterprise Program from 25 percent to 29 percent... 

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