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Strategic Plan
Mission Statement
To economically empower and sustain African American communities through entrepreneurship and capitalistic activity within the United States and via interaction with the Black Diaspora.
GOAL #1
To increase business development and growth via procurement, capital access and international trade.
Planned Activity #1
Secure partnerships with committed corporations and ensure compliance with Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act at federal, state and local governments and also with prime contractors.
Constraints: Old existing formats for outreach at corporate level. An atmosphere of noncompliance at the government level. Downsizing and a lack of attention by upper management.
Solutions: Create useable website directories for e-commerce and recruiting. Organize and host President Club receptions around the nation. Local market analysis to identify direct opportunities for affiliated chapters (follow up important). Also, to secure partnerships and Memorandums of Understanding with federal agencies, US Chamber of Commerce and other organizations or institutions of mutual interest.
Planned Activity #2
Opening the doors to capital access.
Constraints: Unreadiness or inexperience to pursue new markets by the banking establishment. A lack of knowledge about the existing programs by Black business owners.
Solutions: Marketing viable bank products to the ignored community. Using our website to broadcast information about the outreach programs. Agreements with the Small Business Administration (SBA) and the US Department of Agriculture concerning the, promotion of their special programs.
Planned Activity #3
Create initiatives and programs with our foreign counterparts.
Constraints: No present ties or communications have been established. Prohibitive costs of travel to foreign sites.
Solutions: Establish links on our website to foreign counterparts, Package affordable trade missions to target locations. Establish a "one stop" trade office at the NBCC National Office for technical assistance and information about international trade.
Read more about their Strategic Plan:
http://www.nationalbcc.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=37&Itemid=3
Strategic Plan
Mission Statement
To economically empower and sustain African American communities through entrepreneurship and capitalistic activity within the United States and via interaction with the Black Diaspora.
GOAL #1
To increase business development and growth via procurement, capital access and international trade.
Planned Activity #1
Secure partnerships with committed corporations and ensure compliance with Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act at federal, state and local governments and also with prime contractors.
Constraints: Old existing formats for outreach at corporate level. An atmosphere of noncompliance at the government level. Downsizing and a lack of attention by upper management.
Solutions: Create useable website directories for e-commerce and recruiting. Organize and host President Club receptions around the nation. Local market analysis to identify direct opportunities for affiliated chapters (follow up important). Also, to secure partnerships and Memorandums of Understanding with federal agencies, US Chamber of Commerce and other organizations or institutions of mutual interest.
Planned Activity #2
Opening the doors to capital access.
Constraints: Unreadiness or inexperience to pursue new markets by the banking establishment. A lack of knowledge about the existing programs by Black business owners.
Solutions: Marketing viable bank products to the ignored community. Using our website to broadcast information about the outreach programs. Agreements with the Small Business Administration (SBA) and the US Department of Agriculture concerning the, promotion of their special programs.
Planned Activity #3
Create initiatives and programs with our foreign counterparts.
Constraints: No present ties or communications have been established. Prohibitive costs of travel to foreign sites.
Solutions: Establish links on our website to foreign counterparts, Package affordable trade missions to target locations. Establish a "one stop" trade office at the NBCC National Office for technical assistance and information about international trade.
Read more about their Strategic Plan:
http://www.nationalbcc.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=37&Itemid=3