Serve as a Black business development pipeline for B2B2C, utilizing B2B training eco-systems, to measure equitable growth opportunities within the supply chain.

Facilitate new business capabilities in companies through B2D eco training systems focused on operational excellence, maximized capacity, scalability, and financial stability.

Providing platforms for black suppliers to meet potential customers through networking, match maker platforms and educational programs.

The NBSC Virtualside Chat is an informal yet structured online interview between a moderator and a guest. It is a unique opportunity to uncover the speaker’s personal stories and ideas. This year’s virtualside chat is a conversation with Billionaire Jeff Hoffman, who will be interviewed by National Business League President/CEO Dr. Kenneth L. Harris.

The NBSC Power Panels is a live virtual discussion on a specific topic, amongst a selected group of panelists who express diverse perspectives before a large online audience within the NBL and global supply chain network.

Hear from one of the world’s top voices, as the NBSC keynote speaker sets the tone for the upcoming year, providing significant experience, personal insight, tips and their own future revelations for the growing field of supplier diversity, or as a Black supplier making a tremendous impact throughout the country and globally.

The NSBC Virtual Matchmaker connects the global purchasing and supply chain community with potential Black suppliers to generate new business opportunities and provide access to decision makers looking to create a diverse business environment that inspires innovation and creativity within the marketplace.

Serve as a Black business development pipeline for B2B2C, utilizing B2B training eco-systems, to measure equitable growth opportunities within the supply chain.

This year, the NBL is celebrating more than 34 years driving commerce-driven opportunities for Black suppliers through the global supply chain network. Because of the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on Black businesses across the country, this year’s inaugural conference is the largest Black Supplier events of its kind in the U.S. and internationally. The conference will be attended by at-least 1,000 Tier I-IV Black suppliers and more than 100 Fortune 500 purchasing and supply chain companies ready to engage opportunities in the marketplace.

Because of the disproportionate impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the health/economic crisis on Black business and small businesses across the country, this year’s conference will be of free admission and conference fee waived.

Focused on economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, the NSBC is offering a virtual exhibitor experience for corporations looking to do business with the vast global network of Black suppliers. The corporation will have the opportunity to host an exhibitor space with other major corporation looking to increase their spend with Black businesses who are looking to network, share capabilities and potentially engage in a business match.

The 35th Annual National Black Supplier Conference is well attended by corporate partners and many of them see the opportunity for increased exposure, promotion, engagement and benefits associated with becoming a sponsor. This year’s conference is already sponsored by AMEX, DTE, FIAT Chrysler, Flag Star Bank, Ford, GM, Huntington Bank, MPS Group, Toyota and many more, including you. Become a corporate sponsor today.

Black women are the fastest growing group of entrepreneurs in the entire country, regardless of race, ethnicity, creed, color or sexual orientation. Hear the voices of 3 Black women professionals and business owners at the top of their entrepreneurial game in the corporate arena and entrepreneurship marketplace.

A virtualside chat is an informal yet structured online interview between a moderator and a guest. It’s a unique opportunity to uncover the speaker’s personal stories and ideas. This year’s virtualside chat is a conversation with National Business League President/CEO Dr. Kenneth L. Harris, Ph.D.