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Feature: Forming Strategic Alliances Forming Strategic Alliances Teaming turns competitors into partners. Certification & Procurement: The Value of Minority Certification http://www.kcsmallbiz.com/july-2007/certification-procurement-the-value-of-minority-certification.html April 2007: Growing Capacity for Emerging Minority/Women Contractors (Current Issue/Web Exclusives) …g minority and women contractors is the lack of capacity. If minority and women business enterprises (M/WBEs) are to benefit from the aggressive inclusion goals set on public projects and upsurges in � 14 April, 2007 In Focus 3: Strategic Partnering and Subcontracting (Current Issue Archives/June 2001) …bust supplier diversity programs. These programs actively seek, certify, qualify, develop and utilize M/WBEs. For example, AT&T now does business with more than 2,100 minority and women-owned busi � 24 May, 2006 Open Mike (Current Issue Archives/April 2002) …. Currently, though, 10 percent of state contracts are awarded to MBEs, and less than a half percent to WBEs. All small businesses operating in Kansas City and Missouri pay local, state and federal ta � 22 May, 2006 Have We Met? (Current Issue Archives/July 2003) …tem buy from minorities and women. �The major part of my job is to identify and recruit MBEs and WBEs interested in doing business with the university,� she said. �I provide consult � 22 May, 2006 Certification & Procurement (Current Issue Archives/April 2006) … In an increasingly competitive environment, minority and women-owned business enterprises (M/WBEs) must be adept in the people (softer) side of business, as well as the more tec � 28 April, 2006 Certification and Procurement (Current Issue Archives/December 2005) …ffer many subcontracting opportunities for minority-owned businesses (MBEs) and women-owned businesses (WBEs) over the next five to 10 years. Historically, general contractors have not provided subst � 28 April, 2006 http://kcsmallbiz.com/

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