Minority Business Development Agency


Recent Articles about Minority Business Development Agency

National Minority Enterprise Development Week Kicks Off

The Minority Business Development Agency predicts the majority of small businesses to be minority-run in under 35 years.  Read more

Free Tech Training

The Information Technology Association of America and the Minority Business Development Agency are offering women and minority entrepreneurs a free online...  Read more

Task Force Sees Technology as Engine for Growth

May 24, 2005 --A task force of businesses, non-profits, and municipalities announced plans for an initiative to increase technology use am...  Read more

Minority Business Development Agency

Established in 1969 by executive order, the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) works to foster the creation, growth, and expansion of minority-ow...  Read more

Opportunities for Minority Businesses Abroad

Nov. 10, 2006 -- The Minority Business Development Agency is hosting the Expanding Horizon workshop on Nov. 16 in Los Angeles, Calif. ...  Read more

6 Capital Funding Sources for Minority Businesses

Uncertain economic times and a tight credit environment call for creative, nontraditional financial solutions for minority entrepreneurs.  Read more

MESBICs, Loan Programs Face The Budget Axe

Federal aid to minority businesses will suffer substantial reductions once budget cutters in both the Administration and Congress complete their review of...  Read more

Asian-American Business Ownership, Revenues Increase

New data finds that minority entrepreneurs are outpacing the national average.  Read more

The Founder Next Door

Is today's entrepreneur any different from the rest of us?  Read more

Minority- and Women-Owned Businesses Skyrocket

New Census data shows significantly higher startup rates among such groups.  Read more

How to Get Certified as a Minority-Owned Business

Having a minority-owned business certification can help you tap into a bevy of public and private sector programs. Here’s how to apply.  Read more

Graduation Day

Joshua Smith built the fastest-growing black-owned business in America. But can Maxima survive its graduation from the government program that made success p...  Read more