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A community member speaking into a microphone at an MBCC forum

A Statewide Voice for Black Business.

Economic policy influences access to capital, procurement, business formation, workforce development, and long-term business growth. MBCC advocates for policies that strengthen economic opportunity and support the competitiveness of Black-owned businesses.

Policy Priorities

MBCC focuses its advocacy on five areas that shape whether Black-owned businesses can start, grow, and compete. Specific positions will be published once approved by MBCC.

Procurement Policy

Fair, open access to public and corporate contracts.

Capital Access

Lending, grants, and investment that reach Black-owned businesses.

Supplier Inclusion

Programs that bring Black-owned suppliers into supply chains.

Business Formation

Lower barriers to starting and registering a business.

Workforce Development

Training and hiring pipelines that help businesses grow.

Legislative Updates

Coming soon

Session updates and MBCC testimony will be posted here once approved.

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