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CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP
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CURRENT CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP LIST
A Corporate Member is a publicly-owned, privately-owned and foreign owned companies, as well as universities, hospitals, and public-sector buying institutions.


Buying Entity Membership Criteria & Process
  • Applicant agrees to promote the general development of minority-owned business in the community.
  • Applicant pays such annual dues as may be set by the Board of Directors.
  • Applicant subscribes to the development of minority business and agrees to undertake the establishment of a minority business development program in its company.
  • Applicant agrees to report its business activity with minority owned businesses on a confidential basis to the Council. These results will be published in aggregate for all member companies.
  • Applicant agrees to designate a primary contact for the Council and shall attempt to participate and send appropriate representatives to a majority of all the Council's events.
  • Membership is open to all buying entities.
  • Membership is renewable annually.
The PRMPC is committed to creating a business environment that promotes and expands access and opportunity for minority owned businesses and profitable business relationships between FRMBC Certified Suppliers and Buying Entity Partners.  The Pittsburgh Regional Minority Purchasing Council facilitates business relationships, procurement and contract opportunities aong PRMPC/NMSDC Certified Suppliers and Corporate Buying Entity Partners. The Council also strongly advocates MBE to MBE spend.


Corporate Membership Benefits
  • Access to Corporate Plus, a membership program for minority businesses with proven capability for national contracts
  • Receive assistance in building and strengthening Supplier Diversity Programs, including buyer training.
  • Sourcing qualified MBEs to support business needs.
  • Access to database of certified minority suppliers.
  • Meet and network with certified MBEs and other corporate minority business coordinators to share ideas and benchmark best practices.
  • Receive communications of local and national issues that may directly affect the continued growth of MBEs and the development of corporate supplier diversity business programs.