Connectional Lay Council

The Carolinas-Virginia Minority Supplier Development Council (CVMSDC) is dedicated to connecting minority business enterprises (MBEs) with corporate and government buyers to foster economic growth and diversity in the supply chain. Through its four pillars of work—Certification, Development, Connection, and Advocacy—CVMSDC provides resources, opportunities, and support to enhance the visibility and competitiveness of minority-owned businesses. Committed to eliminating discrimination in all business areas, CVMSDC promotes equal opportunities for access to capital, contracts, and contacts. The organization actively engages with a community of entrepreneurs and corporate leaders to drive impactful change and create a more inclusive business environment. Generated from the website

The Mecklenburg Council of Elders (MCOE) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing services and raising awareness within the Criminal Justice sector in Mecklenburg County, Charlotte, NC. Through seminars and events, MCOE aims to educate residents about their rights and options as citizens, regardless of their past involvement with the law. MCOE works closely with legal partners, volunteers, and the Urban League of Central Carolinas to organize criminal records expungement information sessions, training academies, and workshops. Their initiatives also include planning sessions, registration events, and incorporating technology into their logistics team. With a team of dedicated members and founding members, MCOE strives to empower individuals and promote community safety.Generated from the website

The Latin American Council of Charlotte is a community organization based in Charlotte, NC that focuses on promoting cultural awareness and providing support to Latin American residents in the area. Through various programs and initiatives, the organization aims to foster unity, celebrate diversity, and address the needs of the Latin American community in Charlotte. Generated from their business information