Title: NAPM Dallas Making Minority Suppliers Part of Your Supply Management Strategy
1NAPM DallasMaking Minority SuppliersPart of
Your Supply Management Strategy
- Thursday
- February 8, 2007
- Dinner Presentation
2Marilyn Gettinger, C.P.M.
- President
- New Directions Consulting Group
- 908-709-0656
- mgettinger_at_aol.com
3Definitions
- Small and historically underutilized businesses
(HUB) - Minority Supplier
- Hispanic, Asian-Pacific, AsianIndian, Native
American, Black American - Woman-Business Enterprise 51 woman-owned
- Disadvantaged
- Small minority suppliers less than 10 million
in revenue - Large minority suppliers more than 10,000,000
yearly revenue - Federal small business 500 or fewer employees
- State 150 employees or less
4Definitions
- www.sbaonline.sba.gov
- Title 13 of the Code of Federal Regulations
(CFR), Part 121
5Texas Building and Procurement
- Texas Government Code, Chapter 2161
- Markets the HUB program
- Certifies minority and women-business enterprises
as HUBS - HUB 51 ownership Asian Pacific, Native
American, Black American, Hispanic American,
American Woman
6Why a Minority/WBE/SBE Programs
- Micro view
- Government legislation
- Social responsibility
- Increased sales
- ISM Ethics Principles
- Alternative sources of supply
- Public relations
- Community relations
- Macro view
- Builds the economy
- Generates jobs
- 97 of new positions
- Increases the tax base
- Generates more spending power
- Expands Gross Domestic Revenue
7Evolution
- The U.S. Office of Minority Business Enterprise
U.S. Dept of Commerce - 1969
- Public Law 95-507 - 1978
- Federal contracts
- Over 500,000 for goods and services and
1,000,000 construction
8Statistics
- Over 3.2 million minority businesses
- Over 9.1 million women-owned businesses
9Texas Statistics
- 1.81 trillion in 2002 up from 1.41 trillion in
1997 - 1,734,648 firms an increase of 200,000
- 8,059,889 employees
10Texas Statistics
11Texas Statistics
12Texas Statistics
- Pacific Islander-Owned in 2002
- 1,543 firms
- 70 increase from 908 in 1997
- 277 million
- 5th nationally for number
- 3rd nationally for sales and receipts
13Supplier Challenges
- Communication
- RFPs/RFQs
- Funding
- Many hats
- Difficulty of getting into corporations
- Navigating the organization
- Payment
- Delegation and micro-managing
- Growth spurt
- Quality employees
- Work management
- Training and development
- Management style
14SupplysChallenges
- Qualified MBEs,WBEs, SBEs, DBEs
- Time commitment
- Mentoring and coaching
- Capacity
- Contingency planning
15Sources of Information
- http//www.pro-net.sba.gov
- Pro-Net Internet-based database containing
information on more than 195,000 small,
disadvantaged, HubZone, and women-owed businesses - Free to government agencies seeking
MBE/WBE/SBE/DAB - Open to contractors seeking sub-contractors
16Certification Preparation
- Private companies
- Small Business Development Centers
17Certified MBE/WBE
- State government
- National Minorities Suppliers Development
Council (NMSDC) www.NMSDCUS.org - Port Authorities
- Women Business Enterprise National Council
(WBENC) www.WBENC.org - Other agencies South Central Texas Regional
Certification Agency (SCTRCA)
18Certification?
- The contractor/supplier completes documents and
pays a fee - Principals of business
- Expenses in setting up business
- Classification of business
- Address, e-mail, phone, and fax
- Years in business
- Tax returns from the prior three years
- Sole proprietor, partnership, corporation,
S-corp, LLC - Notarized
19Information Resources
- Chambers of Commerce
- Trade shows
- www.mbemsg/com/html/calendar
- National Minority Business Council
- Small Business Development Center
- Dun Bradstreet
- National Association of Women Business Owners
20Information in Texas
- TEXAS Central South Texas Minority Business
Council Austin(512) 386-8766Dallas/Fort Worth
Minority Business Council Dallas(214)
630-0747 - Houston Minority Business Council Houston(713)
271-7805 -
21Information Resources
- Central Texas Minority Business Directory
- http//openpr.com/news/1149Central-Texas.Minority-
Business-Directory - kenmon_at_minoritydirectory.com
- 2007 DIR National Minority and Women-Owned
Business Directory 38th edition - 129
- www.diversityinforesources.com/minoritybus.shtm
22Information Resources
- Diversity Information Resources
- www.diversityinforesources.com
- Womens Directory of Women-Owned Business
Organizations - www.womenconnect.com/wbenc
- National Director of Minority-Owned Business
Organizations - www.sba8a.com
- Business Research Services, Inc.
23National Minority Supplier Development Council,
Inc.
- 39 minority Purchasing Councils
- www.nmsdcus.org
- 30 ownership
- Referral of corporate purchasers to minority
supplies - Education
24Chambers of Commerce
- Local minority chambers of commerce
- Encyclopedia of Associations - Gale
25Support Systems forMBE/WBE/SBE
- Small Business Authority (SBA)
- Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) 200 or
more located all over the United States - SCORE Service Corps of Retired Executives
- National Minority
- State incubators
- Liaison Agencies
- Airports
- http//bspage.com
- http//paloalto.com
- Bizmove.com
- http//www.sbaonline.sba.gov
- Marketing
- Business Plan
- Selling
26Program
- Purpose of the program
- Definition of small business/small disadvantaged
business/minority program - Scope
- Objectives and benefits
- Responsibility
- Execution strategies and tracking process
- Reporting
- Coordinator
27Building Successful MBE Relationships
- Corporate infrastructure
- Supplier diversity goals
- Champion
- Goals rolled into sourcing program
- Relationship building as a core strategy
- Commitment from senior management
28Building Successful MBE Relationships
- Purchasing done by purchasing
- Training
- Diversity awareness throughout the organization
- Contact person focused on the program
29Solutions
- Divide large contracts
- Set aside sections of a contract
- Bid system that factors in the impact on the
community - Suppliers to use minorities
- In-house training
- Mentoring
- Capital
30Supplier Diversity Operating Plan
- Vision and Goals
- Diversity vision
- Corporate objectives
- Spending goals
- Background
- Diversity history
- Strategic advantage
- Demographics
- Industry benchmarks
- World-class program
- Definitions
31Supplier Diversity Operating Plan
- Corporate Strategies
- Target areas
- Pre-sourcing
- Advisory committee
- Outreach program
- Measurement and reporting system
- Implementation
- Baseline
- Sourcing strategy
- Tracking methods
- Scorecards
- Second tier program
- Communications plan
- Quarterly and annual assessments
32Thank You for Joining Us
- NAPM Dallas
- Marilyn Gettinger, C.P.M.
- New Directions Consulting Group
- 908-709-0656
- mgettinger_at_aol.com