Diversity

The National Minority Supplier Development Council is the global leader in advancing business opportunities for its certified Asian, Black, Hispanic and Native American business enterprises.

Minority business enterprises are companies at least 51% owned by someone who is at least 25% Latino, African American, Native American, or Pacific Islander. The owner must also be a U.S. citizen. According to the minority-owned business definition, there may be requirements that impose employee and shareholder diversity if a business is publicly traded.

Being able to define a minority-owned business is crucial to achieving an MBE minority business enterprise certification within your state.

• Partnering with an MBE can strengthen your brand recognition, community outreach, company culture, and marketing efforts.
• Corporations seek minority-owned printers to meet their supplier diversity goals.
• Diversity is high in value. Partnering with an MBE shows that your business supports minority communities.
• You gain access to knowledge and expertise from a variety of backgrounds.

At DVC, we believe cultivating a diverse workforce is a necessity and we are committed to embracing differences and change. And when it comes to creating new ideas and solutions to benefit our customers, it is all about valuing and including those differences and opinions when making key decisions.

Our clients represent different races, age, cultures and much more. So, the ideal way for us to innovate and enhance their brand is to reflect that same diverse representation in our own business.

We very much appreciate our loyal customers who choose to do business with companies whose business ethics are socially responsible.

Empowering others strengthens us all. 

David D'Andrea
CEO and Founder