Business Diversity & Compliance

At this year's Symposium, the vendors will have a networking opportunity in a matchmaking forum with procurement officials from each Division with the City of Memphis, QuasiGovernment Agencies and City partners. There will be plenty of opportunities to ask detailed questions about specific upcoming opportunities … [See more]

We look to increase city contracting opportunities for small, minority/diverse and women owned businesses. While increasing the number of certified firms on the city's registry who have the required skills and the capacity to perform is important, its equally important to eliminate barriers to doing business with the City Of Memphis where we can …. [Download English] [Download Spanish]

The City of Memphis Office of Business Diversity & Compliance is partnering with Start Co to create a 12- week minority business accelerator called Propel. Propel was designed to build capacity with existing minority companies through enhancement of business models through offering a series of hands-on programming, mentor opportunities, technical resources and more …. [See more]

Bounce Memphis: We Mean Business symposium Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland and the City of Memphis will launch its first "We Mean Business" symposium next week.…. [See more]

It's a symposium to help small and medium businesses involved in city business. It's all about giving especially minority-owned businesses a chance to network with city leaders…. [See more]

Those interested in doing business with the City of Memphis may attend the first “We Mean Business'' symposium, Mayor Jim Strickland announced Wednesday…. [See more]