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Hispanic Heritage Month
MBDA Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
New MBDA Fact Sheets Available
New Fact Sheet Available
MBDA Welcomes our first Under Secretary of Commerce Donald R. Cravis Jr.
MBDA Welcomes our First-Ever Under Secretary
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MBDA Success Stories

We are proud to share the success stories from our network of grantees who operate programs in 35 States, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia. Your Success = Our Success.
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Fact SheetsResearchBusiness

New U.S. Business Fact Sheets

MBDA shares its research with academia and government agencies to expand the knowledge of MBEs and to provide additional information that can shape programs in support of MBEs.
Disparity Studies
Disparity StudiesResearchBusiness

MBDA Disparity Studies

New disparity studies are available paying attention to the metrics that exist in public procurement and contracting that affect minority business.

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Minority Business Development Act of 2021
Minority Business Development Act of 2021
The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) is pleased to announce the passage of the Minority Business Development Act of 2021, making MBDA permanent. This historic legislation was included in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
MBDA Grantees: Pilot Programs and Projects
MBDA Grantees: Pilot Programs and Projects
Global Markets
Global Markets
Enterprising Women of Color Initiative
Enterprising Women of Color
The Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) developed Enterprising Women of Color (EWOC) to focus on the fast-expanding minority women entrepreneur population as a revenue generators for families, communities, and the nation.
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