About SLMBC The St. Louis Minority Business Council
(SLMBC) is one of 39 regional councils affiliated with the National
Minority Supplier Development Council.
During SLMBC’s 33-year existence, the organization has
remained at the heart of the St. Louis region’s economic
growth. What started as a focus on partnering minority-owned
businesses with area corporations has evolved into a long-term,
strategic approach – one in which SLMBC provides ongoing
growth opportunities, financial support, and training and education
for its corporate members and for Minority Business Enterprises
(MBEs). Through these and other efforts, SLMBC’s partnerships
with corporations and MBEs have become an integral part of the
region’s economic stability and growth.Learn
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The St. Louis Minority Business Council recognized Thursday the Top 20 Minority Business Enterprise companies across the St. Louis area. The firms were recognized because of their overall business achievement and their continued commitment to diversity within the community.
“Today, we recognize the impact these minority companies make in the development and growth of the St. Louis community. Their business achievements and accomplishments as successful minority businesses benefit the entire region,” said James Webb, president and chief executive of the St. Louis Minority Business Council (SLMBC).
The Top 20 Minority Business Enterprise companies will be recognized in December during an event at the Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis.
The SLMBC is one of 39 regional councils affiliated with the National Minority Supplier Development Council. The SLMBC provides ongoing growth opportunities, financial support and training and education for its corporate members and for Minority Business Enterprises.
The 2009 Top 20 Minority Business Enterprise companies in the St. Louis Region are:
