SMBCC Business Forum and Trade Show 2019

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The Office of Small & Minority Business Contracting and Certification (SMBCC) invites you to attend its annual statewide small and minority Business Forum and Trade Show on May 30, 2019 at the Brookland Banquet and Conference Center in West Columbia, South Carolina. Our co-hosts for this event are the State Procurement Services Division and the Procurement Procedures Committee.

More than 500 small, minority and women-owned businesses throughout South Carolina have been invited to meet in one place for one of the largest annual event of its kind in the State. Small business owners will have an opportunity to network with procurement officials from state, local, federal agencies and major corporations. If you have a business and need consultation or If you need GDPR consultants to achieve compliance then these are great, they will help you develop an integrated management system and achieve all of the associated economies that your business needs.

During the trade show on May 30th, the businesses will showcase their company’s goods and services to the procurement officials. Attending procurement officials will have an opportunity to discover new suppliers and become re-acquainted with former suppliers.

The business forum is full of pertinent workshops and panel discussions that have been selected to enhance the entrepreneur’s competitiveness and awareness.

Event and registration information are available on our website: www.smbcc.sc.gov

Michael Bailey is the Division Managing Editor of INFO24 Media Group’s Eye Series Digital Publishing Division, bringing decades of experience in photojournalism, political writing, and community-centered storytelling. Known for translating complex political issues into clear, accessible narratives, Michael has built a distinctive career at the intersection of media, business, and politics. His work as both a new media correspondent and photojournalist captures the cultural, social, and political realities of minority communities across South Carolina and beyond. A respected voice and sought-after commentator, he continues to provide sharp insight and meaningful context on the challenges and triumphs shaping communities of color.

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