Minority Business Enterprise - Political Action Committee

Events:

September 16-17, 2009

Indiana MSDC
Southern District Business Opportunity Fair
Evansville, Indiana

September 22-24, 2009

Midwest MSDC
Cultivating an Inclusion Marketplace
Minneapolis, Minnesota

September 23-26, 2009

39th Legislative Conference
Washington DC

October 25-28, 2009

National MSDC
Minority Business and Corporate America
New Orleans, Louisiana

Issues/Hot Topics:

Treasury Department announces that it is extending the deadline of the RFP for the Public-Private Investment Program to the 24th of April.
www.treasury.gov

Rothe v. DoD case strategy --- The MBE-PAC is working with a Minority, Women and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Unity Group to help Congress establish a sufficient predicate to enact legislation's that will provide set-asides for minority owned businesses.

News:

SBA Official American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
www.sba.gov/recovery

The National MBE-PAC directs its efforts and funds to elected federal officials and candidates pursuing federal public office. A PAC devoted to underwriting the candidacy of politicians who will uphold and champion the goals and ambitions of Minority Business Enterprise. Our efforts are critical to fashioning public policy supportive of minority business development.

Collective Investment will help establish or support minority business development public policy

Increases political and business influence

Gives the ability to monitor MBE public policy initiatives

M/W/DBE Unity Group Rothe vs. DoD Initiative

Enjoy the benefits of being a part of a national MBE-PAC.

Membership will allow you opportunities to invest in candidates who will establish or support minority business development public policy.
Investment will help increase the political and business influence of Minority Business Enterprises in their local communities.
Participation will insure adequate governmental and legislative representation of the interests of Minority Business Enterprise entities.
Affiliation will increase the influence of Minority Business Enterprises in political and economic environments.