New York Chapter Contact(s)
We're looking for a few good business owners to act as co- communicators and or a Chapter Representatives that will represent SUE in the State of New York while given the opportunity to promote your product, good- services and or brand..
We realize the State of New York has a huge amount of activities and events, this is reasons why we are asking for two Chapter Representatives to share these responsibilities.
The roles and responsibilities are located on the Find A Chapter page.
In the meantime, we have two lawyers who have keeping us in the loop of opportunities in New York,
( Read Below) We will also in the meantime, highlight events for our entrepreneurs to attend in person for or via webinars.
M/WBE Construction Mentors: Tech Tools to Help You Succeed in NYC Contracting
Wednesday, January 22, 12 - 2 PM
The NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) presents this free online M/WBE Mentors program event for New York City-certified construction Minority and/or Woman-owned Business Enterprises (M/WBEs).
Our experienced M/WBE Mentors will discuss their favorite technology productivity tools to help with
Register Here
Wednesday, January 22, 12 - 2 PM
The NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) presents this free online M/WBE Mentors program event for New York City-certified construction Minority and/or Woman-owned Business Enterprises (M/WBEs).
Our experienced M/WBE Mentors will discuss their favorite technology productivity tools to help with
- writing winning bids, proposals efficient and back-office practices
Register Here
Big Changes Come to Local Law 63! of NY Last week, New York City Council unanimously voted to approve amendments to Local Law 63 (LL63). The amendments included increasing the review threshold from $200,000 to $1,000,000 and reducing the notice period for unplanned actions from 60 to 10 days.
These changes will improve transparency, protect our workforce, support M/WBEs, and improve the procurement process while reducing turnaround for critical services.
Creating a more efficient, transparent and equitable procurement system is crucial for the continuous development and well-being of New York City. MOCS upholds its commitment to level the playing field for all businesses, promoting inclusivity and economic diversity. We look forward to rolling out these changes soon.
These changes will improve transparency, protect our workforce, support M/WBEs, and improve the procurement process while reducing turnaround for critical services.
Creating a more efficient, transparent and equitable procurement system is crucial for the continuous development and well-being of New York City. MOCS upholds its commitment to level the playing field for all businesses, promoting inclusivity and economic diversity. We look forward to rolling out these changes soon.
Brooklyn Minority Business Center
The Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) developed Enterprising Women of Color (EWOC) to focus on the fast-expanding minority women entrepreneur population as a revenue generators for families, communities, and the nation.
Minority women are the fastest growing population of entrepreneurs. While many women are making tremendous strides in the business world, they still face obstacles as entrepreneurs. MBDA serves as an advocate for women’s economic empowerment by supporting efforts to advance women’s equality and promote women economic advancement programming. The vision of EWOC is to ensure women worldwide to reach their economic potential.
For those to live in NY and interested in services to grow your business.
Enterprising Women of Color Initiative | Minority Business Development Agency (mbda.gov)
The Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) developed Enterprising Women of Color (EWOC) to focus on the fast-expanding minority women entrepreneur population as a revenue generators for families, communities, and the nation.
Minority women are the fastest growing population of entrepreneurs. While many women are making tremendous strides in the business world, they still face obstacles as entrepreneurs. MBDA serves as an advocate for women’s economic empowerment by supporting efforts to advance women’s equality and promote women economic advancement programming. The vision of EWOC is to ensure women worldwide to reach their economic potential.
For those to live in NY and interested in services to grow your business.
Enterprising Women of Color Initiative | Minority Business Development Agency (mbda.gov)
REACH OUT TO
NYC DEPARTEMENT OF SMALL BUSINESS SERVICES TO HELP YOU TO NAVIGATE ON START AND SUPPORT OF YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS.
