- About Us
- Leadership
- Get Involved
- Become an Ambassador
- Regional Volunteers
- Events
- Open House Host
- Connect
- MBE-to-MBE Spend
- MBE Spotlight
- Newsletters
The Small Business Input Committee (SBIC) is comprised of under-resourced, Small Business Enterprise (SBE) owners, from Northern California, Nevada, Hawaii, and Guam, certified by the NMSDC.
Our mission is to foster a vibrant marketplace by building relationships between Corporate America and Under-Resourced Businesses. We also aim to strengthen connections within the SBE community to increase intra-community commerce and support.
SBIC is an important part of WRMSDC. It consists of a Chair, Officers, and Regional Leads. Our focus is to support the WRMSDC network and promote the growth and recognition of SBEs. We achieve this by advocating for initiatives and programs within the network and collaborating with governmental agencies.
Leadership
The Small Business Input Committee (SBIC) is dedicated to advancing the interests of under-resourced businesses and promoting their economic prosperity. Through strategic initiatives, advocacy efforts, and collaborative partnerships, the SBEIC board strives to create a level playing field where entrepreneurs can thrive.
Here, you will find a comprehensive roster of the esteemed individuals who form the backbone of the SBEIC board. Each member brings a wealth of experience, expertise, and passion to the table, driving forward our mission to empower under-resourced business enterprises and drive positive change in the marketplace.
Explore our leadership team below and discover the talents and perspectives that collectively shape the direction and impact of the SBEIC within the WRMSDC community. Together, we are committed to building!
Get Involved
We’re excited to have you here, eager to join our vibrant community and make a difference. Read below for more information on how you can get more active within the SBE community and help drive positive change. Let’s work together to foster and empower under-resourced businesses!
Become an Ambassador
Are you passionate about promoting and empowering under-resourced businesses? Consider becoming an ambassador for our organization. As an ambassador, you’ll have the opportunity to advocate for our cause, engage with stakeholders, and help drive positive change in your community. Learn more about how you can become an ambassador and join us in making a difference.
Become an Ambassador
Regional Volunteers
Join us in making a difference! Calling all SBEs in Hawaii, Sacramento, CA, and Guam to volunteer in your region and contribute to your community’s growth. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the dedicated volunteers currently serving in Nevada and Northern California for their invaluable contributions.
Events
Stay updated on upcoming events, workshops, and networking opportunities hosted by our organization. From business conferences to supplier impact forums, our events offer valuable insights, connections, and resources to support the growth and success of under-resourced business enterprises. Discover how you can participate in our events and take advantage of these valuable learning and networking experiences
Las Vegas, NV
Oakland, CA
Host an Open House with Us!
We invite you to open your doors and showcase your business to our vibrant community by hosting an Open House!
Benefits of Hosting an Open House:
- Increase Visibility: Gain exposure and attract new customers by showcasing your business to a broader audience.
- Network Opportunities: Connect with other SBEs and community members, opening doors to new collaborations and partnerships.
- Enhance Brand Awareness: Strengthen your presence in the SBE community.
Ready to take the next step? Contact us today to schedule your Open House and start reaping the benefits of this dynamic opportunity! Learn
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Connect
Connect with us and stay connected with the latest news, updates, and initiatives from our organization. Whether you’re looking to collaborate on a project, seek assistance, or share your ideas, our doors are always open. Connect with us through social media, subscribe to our newsletter, or reach out directly to our team. Let’s work together!
Join us in our mission to promote and empower under-resourced entrepreneurs, plus build stronger, more resilient communities. Together, we can make a meaningful and lasting impact. Get involved today!
SBE-to-SBE Spend: All Money is Green
Discover the power of supporting small businesses by engaging in SBE-to-SBE transactions. Join us in fostering economic empowerment within the under-resourced business community. Every transaction count towards building a stronger, more resilient network of entrepreneurs. Access the exclusive SBE2SBE Search Tool, available only to WRMSDC SBEs, by clicking the button below.
- Utilize the tool to build and nurture relationships within our region.
- Increase your business capacity through teaming, partnerships, and strategic alliances.
- Discover fellow SBEs to integrate into your supply chain activities.
Please note: This database is solely for engagement and partnership among WRMSDC SBEs and is not to be used for marketing purposes.
SBE Spotlight
Welcome to the SBE Spotlight section, where each month, the SBEIC shines a light on a remarkable Small Business Enterprise (SBE) to raise awareness and celebrate their achievements. Through these spotlights, we aim to showcase innovation and success within the SBE community. Stay tuned to discover inspiring stories, learn about exceptional businesses, and support the growth of our community.Welcome to the SBE Spotlight section, where each month, the SBEIC shines a light on a remarkable Small Business Enterprise (SBE) to raise awareness and celebrate their achievements. Through these spotlights, we aim to showcase innovation and success within the SBE community. Stay tuned to discover inspiring stories, learn about exceptional businesses, and support the growth of our community.%MCEPASTEBIN%
Janet Miller Evans
Charlie Luh
Babi Thapa
SBIC NEWSLETTERS
WRMSDC was founded on September 9, 1977, almost 10 years after the Civil Rights Movement that sparked national awareness about racial discrimination and segregation in the United States. Galvanized by the unequal treatment of under-resourced businesses, the Council began serving as advocates for impacted communities in Northern California, Nevada, and Hawaii.


