HOME   |   CONTACT   |   MY BUSINESS TOOLS    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Subscribe to MBDA Newsletter Subscribe to our syndicated RSS news feed

You are hereHome > Programs > Programs

Programs


  • Submitted on 05 April 2012

    Visit our BlogOur Mission is to Keep America Competitive

    MBDA fosters the growth and global competitiveness of U.S. businesses that are minority-owned. MBDA is building minority-owned firms of size, scale and capacity. More than 6,000 new jobs were created and thousands more were retained by minority firms in 2010 as a result of MBDA’s programs and services.

  • Submitted on 15 April 2011

    Capitol HillCongressional and Intergovernmental Outreach

  • Submitted on 26 January 2011

    The Research and Knowledge Management (RKM) unit supports MBDA’s goal to become a Knowledge Center for minority business enterprises (MBEs) in the public and private sector. 

    As the Research arm of the Agency, RKM produces research studies on an array of topics of importance to minority-owned businesses, including capital access, strategies and opportunities for growth, industry trends, innovation and global commerce. The unit also develops demographic trends on minority-owned businesses by racial/ethnic group, gender, industry, and geographic location.

  • Submitted on 02 September 2010

    Office of Native American Business DevelopmentThe activities of the Office of Native American Business Development (ONABD) include the provision of direct services to American Indian and Alaska Natives, fostering of intergovernmental and industry collaboration, and promotion of economic and business development opportunities in Indian Country.  Community outreach has been a critical component of the ONABD’s work resulting in valuable insight and identification of economic development challenges.

    • Coordination and promotion of all Department of Commerce economic development initiatives with Indian Country;
    • Coordination of the Tribal Consultation Policy development and implementation across Commerce and in conjunction with tribal leaders;

    • Serve as Tribal liaison on behalf of the Secretary and the various bureaus within Commerce;

    • Serve as Intergovernmental Indian Country representative for Commerce working with the White House and other agencies on Indian Country initiatives and issues.

  • Submitted on 19 July 2010

    MBDA an agency in the US Department of Commerce helps create and maintain U.S. jobs by promoting the growth and global competitiveness of large, medium and small businesses owned and operated by members of the minority and Diaspora communities.

    Through a national network of more than 40 business centers and a wide range of domestic and international strategic partners, MBDA provides Agency clients with the technical assistance and access to capital, contract opportunities and new markets that they need to create new jobs.

    We have number of programs to assistance MBEs:

Did you know...

MBDA Minority Business Centers helped clients obtain capital totaling $4.76 billion during the last 5 fiscal years.
Graph for Dollar Value of Capital

Upcoming Events

[Within 90 days]
03/11/2013 (All day) - 03/14/2013 (All day)
03/11/2013 (All day) - 03/13/2013 (All day)
03/13/2013 (All day) - 03/14/2013 (All day)

MBDA Social Network

What MBDA Does

Facebook Twitter Subscribe to MBDA Newsletter Subscribe to our syndicated RSS news feed