EXPO PLENARY
Access to Capital panel
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EXPO PLENARY
Micro Development Speakers
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Expo Supporters
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Staff
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Aspirational Initiatives
Looking Ahead to 2002
Looking ahead to 2022, the WRMSDC will challenge the status quo by
being intentional about inclusion. Watch the video to see WRMSDC
President and CEO Mr. Cecil Plummer address the Council‘s 2022
aspirational initiatives.
Cecil Plummer
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2022 WRMSDC Events
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their exposure to violence, poverty, and the likelihood of incarceration decreases. Our programs
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Mission
We support the growth and welfare of minority communities by championing the use of minority-
owned businesses in Northern California, Nevada, and Hawai’i.
History
WRMSDC was founded on September 9, 1977, almost 10 years after the Civil Rights Movement
that sparked national awareness about the racial discrimination and segregation in the United
States. Galvanized by the unequal treatment of minority-owned businesses, we began serving as
advocates for impacted minority communities.
Our parent organization, the National Minority Supplier Development Council, advances business
opportunities for certified MBEs and connects them to 1,450 Corporate Members throughout the
network, including America’s top public and privately owned companies as well as universities,
hospitals, and other buying institutions.
45th Anniversary