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Minority Business Development Agency was created in 1969.
The budget of Minority Business Development Agency is 30,000,000 dollars.
There are a number of different resources where one can find minority business grants. One can find minority business grants through redevelopment agencies such as Fame Renaissance. One can also visit the Minority Business Development Agency website.
For obtaining minority business loans, you need to be a- female or an ethnic minority belonging to African-American, Hispanic-American, Asian-American, Alaskan Native and Pacific Islander and American Indians; 51 percent of the ownership shall by a member of one of these groups. A business must be majority owned by a member of a minority group AND a minority business may need to be registered or certified as a minority business, or disadvantaged business enterprise (MBE/DBE)
Yes, if you are a woman or an ethnic minority, you can apply to funds earmarked for minority business development. The government will offer you a subsidized loans.
You can sell your business to your spouse and if she is a minority, then she may be eligible for a minority business loan. You must ask the loan officer if the person has to be the owner for a certain amount of time before they qualify for the loan.
Contact the The Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA). Their website is www.mbda.gov.
No, Women are not considered a minority as of the new legislation.
The Small Business Administration (www.sba.gov) and www.proposalwriter.com/govtgrants.html will both help you find the best small business grants for minorities. Minority Business Grants, SBA Loans, SBA Small Business Loans are the best minority small business grants. You can apply for them at www.business.gov/start/woman-owned
Joshua D. Griffiths has written: 'Minority business ownership' -- subject(s): Minority business enterprises