Advancing Economic Equity Through Supplier Diversity
The Northwest Mountain Minority Supplier Development Council certifies, develops, and connects businesses owned by ethnic minorities with regional and national corporations who are seeking diverse suppliers.
Annual Sponsors
Annual sponsors drive supplier diversity advocacy in our region. Sponsorship contributions support MBE development, training, and subsidized participation in Council activities. Through partnership and collaboration with the Northwest Mountain MSDC, corporate/public agency members and certified MBEs, our sponsors positively impact minority businesses and their communities. Make an investment in supplier diversity by becoming an annual sponsor today!
Northwest MSDC Blog
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NWMMSDC Celebrates AAPI Heritage Month
AAPI list 2The Northwest Mountain MSDC proudly recognizes Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage month throughout the month of May. This month-long celebration is a testament to our commitment to honor the rich culture and profound impact that has influenced the Asian/Pacific Islander community. Moreover, we take this opportunity to recognize and showcase the exceptional AAPI Council Certified MBEs who continue to make a positive difference in the Northwest region. To further highlight the presence of the Asian and Pacific...
Layton Construction Company: Job Opportunity
Layton Construction Company is looking to hire a Manager of Subcontractor Diversity, who is a well-connected and active member of national minority contractor organizations. Please see posting below: https://layton.applicantpool.com/jobs/488439.html
City of Seattle Opportunity: ITB # CLO -4907 | Power Line Clearance
Seattle City Light (SCL) is seeking vendor(s) to furnish labor, equipment, transportation and supervision to perform Power Line Clearance tree trimming and tree removal operations near or around energized high voltage circuits, secondary voltages, electrical...
Diversity in Contracting | Port of Seattle
President and CEO, Fernando Martinez, featured in the video below (1:35):