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South Carolina Huskies
Not only are LaJuan Davis and her brothers Dwayne and Ricardo Ellison the next generation of leaders JBE Incorporated, they are also proud graduates of the University of Washington’s Minority Business...
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Collaborating for increased opportunities: A new BEDC partnership to further...
Michael Verchot, Director of the UW BEDC (left), stands with NMSDC President Joset B. Wright (center) and Shelley Stewart, Jr., the Vice Chairman of the NMSDC Board of Directors. The National Minority...
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Minority Business Executive testimonial: Lono Dickson
Guest post by Lono Dickson, Minority Business Executive Program Graduate, President of Kalani Packaging. “I’ve applied many of the things I learned in the Minority Business Executive Program, but none...
View ArticleFoster’s Minority Business Executive Program named “Great Short Course”...
The Minority Business Executive Program (MBEP), which is offered through Foster’s Executive Education, was recently short-listed as one of 10 “Great Short Courses” by Delta’s Sky Magazine. Other...
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Building Diversity Across the Supply Chain: An Interview with Joan Kerr of PG&E
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Minority Business Executive Program at UW. We caught up with Joan Kerr, a leader in the space of supplier diversity and minority supplier development. Tell...
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From spirits to sanitizer: Foster alumni distillers shift production in...
The first thing to go was the hand sanitizer. Before toilet paper became the impossible-to-find commodity, it was the vanishing bottles of Purell from store shelves across the nation back in March that...
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From spirits to sanitizer: Foster alumni distillers shift production in...
The first thing to go was the hand sanitizer. Before toilet paper became the impossible-to-find commodity, it was the vanishing bottles of Purell from store shelves across the nation back in March that...
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