121305 MBC Annual Report
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Success 'I"hrough Diversity
Council Liaison/MBC Mem hers
y Councilman Ron Villanueva, Council Liaison
y Ms. Louisa Strayhorn, Chair
y Mr. Prescott Sherrod, Vice Chair
y Mr. Luis Rivera
y Mr. Edwin Tirona
y Mr. Daniel Pearsall
y Mr. William R. Brown
y Ms. Angelica M. Ceron
y Ms. Wanda Cooper
y Mr. James K. Hill
y Mr. John M. Williams
y Mr. Tim Miller
VIIZ-C;INIA BF/'C',II
Suçççss 'l"hiCQUgh Divçrsit:y
G.AI.S
Identify and encourage city agencies and
firms projecting the city's image to fairly
reflect Virginia Beach as a City of ethnic
and racial diversity when carrying
forward the city's business.
VIIZ-C;INIA BF/'C',II
Suçççss 'n-'iCQugh Divçrsit:y
G.AI.S
Help achieve and maintain the opportunities
for improved minority business participation
levels in the procurement process for goods
and services and construction and housing.
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MISSI..
To further the City's economic development
and vitality we will:
* Advance and facilitate an environment of
business opportunities for all people
*Focus on increasing expenditures to
minority and woman-owned businesses
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Suçççss 'l"hiCQUgh Divçrsit:y
Major Accomplishments
'r MBC Resolution
- City Council Priority
- Council Funded Full Time Positions
- MBC Expansion
'r Networking Events with Economic Development
'r Most Successful MBC EXPO
'r Liaison to the VBDA
'r Loan Program Evaluation
'r Improved MBC Website
Minority Business Council
The City of Virginia Beach Minority Business Council is delighted
to welcome you to its new and improved web site, The site has
been re-invented to provide you with more timely information
and assistance in your endeavor to participate in procurement
opportunities, and additional information that we hope you will
find valuable and informative,
The site will provide you with news and information, not only
about Virginia Beach opportunities, but also about other
happenings in the procurement and contracting arena.
Minority Business Council Goals:
. Identify and encourage city agencies and firms projecting
the city's image to fairly reflect Virginia Beach as a City of
ethnic and racial diversity when carrying forward the
city's business.
. Help achieve and maintain the opportunity for improved
minority business participation levels in the procurement
process for goods and services and construction and
housing.
Copyright @1996-2005, Œy of Virginia 8each ancl ~s licensors. All rights reservecl.
VBgov. com: e- CommlJnity for a Lifetime
Virginia Beach is a prolJd member of the Hampton Roads commlJnity.
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S tra te2i es
'r Minority Awareness
'r Outreach Programs
'r Policy Development
'r Data Collection & Analysis
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Snççess '1"l1ro1.1gh Diversity
Emerging Ol!Portunities /
Solutions
)r SWAM Database
)r MBC Liaison to Schools
)r Loans/Bonding Assistance
)r Continuous Development of Web site
)r Partnerships with Prime Contractors
)r Disparity Study
CURRENT SITUATION
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Total Payments = $265.4 million
MBE WBE
2.0% 1.8%
*Payments in categories associated with the purchases of goods, services, and
construction. Excludes categories such as utilities, debt service, etc.
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Next Steps
1. Economic Development
2. Ordinance
3. Report to the Community
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