Annual Conference & Exchange
Hailed as the largest minority business conference in the world, the National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC) Annual Conference & Exchange includes four days of education and networking with over 5,000 corporate CEOs, procurement executives, supplier diversity professionals, and leading minority business owners from across the nation.
About the Conference
After disrupting our own status quo at our 50th Anniversary Conference & Exchange last year, we must now gather and focus our attention on the equity gap that has persisted in this country for far too long and expanded during the COVID-19 pandemic and our country’s recovery.
What will it take to close the equity gap? How will you contribute to the solution?
We must come together to identify the barriers facing our community. It will take a coalition of organizations, industry leaders, business owners, and changes in policy to reach economic equity. We need innovative and transformative solutions, and that’s where you come in!
Join us in Baltimore for the 2023 NMSDC Annual Conference & Exchange.
A snapshot from the 50th Anniversary Conference & Exchange: It’s Time to Disrupt Our Own Status Quo
Oct 30-Nov 2, 2022 | New Orleans
Frequently Asked Questions
If you do not find your answers below or by navigating the website, please contact us at events@nmsdc.org and we will be happy to assist you.
Generally, the Annual Conference & Exchange is held in October each year.
Registration generally opens in May each year. Invitations to attend will go out to all NMSDC stakeholder groups.
If you have been invited but have trouble registering, please email us at events@nmsdc.org.
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Please visit our Awards & Recognition page for more information on all of NMSDC awards.
Become a Conference Sponsor
As a sponsor of the NMSDC Annual Conference & Exchange, you stand at the flashpoint of an economic equity revolution. One fueled not just by public statements of support, but by an exponential acceleration toward $1 trillion in revenue, wealth, and opportunity. Toward a prosperity that is generative and transformative — for the certified minority businesses and communities gaining contracts, employment, and economic resilience, and for a world that is made far better by their contributions to it.