Southeastern Consortium

The Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council (GMSDC) is a leading advocacy organization in the state of Georgia, dedicated to promoting small business development and supplier diversity. Their primary focus is on certifying Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) firms, helping them prepare for global supply chains, and facilitating partnerships with corporations and governments in need of their goods and services. The GMSDC verifies ethnic minority ownership of qualifying business entities, enhances the corporate readiness of certified MBEs, and serves as a thought leader and influencer in legislative, political, and community circles. They offer a comprehensive suite of educational programs, conferences, and networking events to support both corporate members and MBEs, fostering essential relationships between Georgia corporations and MBE firms.Generated from the website

The Georgia Mentor Protégé Connection (GMPC) is a small business development program that operates under the Georgia Education Foundation (GEF), the educational branch of the Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council (GMSDC). Supported by the State of Georgia's Department of Economic Development and the Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute, GMPC aims to foster growth and success for small businesses in Atlanta, GA. Through its program, GMPC provides mentorship and guidance to small businesses, creating an environment conducive to a winning culture. With a focus on developing a strong customer-centric approach, GMPC helps businesses navigate the challenges of the market and revolutionize their brands to meet the demands of the age of the customer.Generated from the website