Arizona Minority Business Enterprise Center
A Federally Funded Program by the Minority Business Development Agency, U.S. Dept. of Commerce.
A Federally Funded Program by the Minority Business Development Agency, U.S. Dept. of Commerce.
Locally operated by the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
255 East Osborn Road, Suite 202; Phoenix AZ 85304. Phone: 602-248-0007
255 East Osborn Road, Suite 202; Phoenix AZ 85304. Phone: 602-248-0007
Resources
Resources to Take Your Businesses Farther
Resources to Take Your Businesses Farther
Referrals
AMBEC is often asked to refer MBEs for various projects from large firms to General Contractors looking for MBE subcontractors or partners.
As our client, if you meet the required qualifications, we automatically refer you.
AMBEC is often asked to refer MBEs for various projects from large firms to General Contractors looking for MBE subcontractors or partners.
As our client, if you meet the required qualifications, we automatically refer you.
Business-to-Business Forums
Each year we seek large MBE firms with size and capacity to participate in Business-to-business forums held in San Francisco, Washington D.C. and elsewhere in the country.These are opportunities to meet with Buyers from Government, and Federal Agencies as well as large companies such as Lockheed Martin; Walmart; Apple; Cisco and many more.
As a client you are autumatically nominated to participate in these invitational events.
AMBEC
AMBEC is deeply embedded in the community and has built a strategic network of connections and partnerships so that we can match our clients to upcoming opportunities. Our strategic network plays a very critical role in helping you, our client, secure the larger contracts whether they are local, state or federal.
For our clients with rapid growth potential, we take the time to understand the current business model, identify competitors, and the state of the market. We then recommend strategies to position the client to leverage their competitive advantage.
AMBEC is deeply embedded in the community and has built a strategic network of connections and partnerships so that we can match our clients to upcoming opportunities. Our strategic network plays a very critical role in helping you, our client, secure the larger contracts whether they are local, state or federal.
For our clients with rapid growth potential, we take the time to understand the current business model, identify competitors, and the state of the market. We then recommend strategies to position the client to leverage their competitive advantage.
Special Opportunities...
Our SGI Clients (Strategic Growth Initiative) who have rapid growth potential are also nominated for a week long Executive education at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. To learn more, click below: