NATIONAL VETERAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

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NATIONAL VETERAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL Veteran Presentation 2017

INTRODUCTION The National Veterans Business Development Council (NVBDC) is a nonprofit 501c3 organization offering a third-party private sector Certification of veteran owned businesses in the United States. NATIONAL VETERAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

National Veteran Business Development Council (NVBDC) What we provide to our certified SDVOB/VOBs: ACCESS (To corporations, governments and each other) AND OPPORTUNITY (To sell to corporations and their top tier suppliers)

Corporate Commitments Major Corporate Partners have committed several billion dollars in spend with SDVOB/VOBs. Ford announced $1.1 BILLION in SD/VOB spend in 2015 GM, Ford, AT&T and Kellogg’s are just a few of the companies who have formally set SDVOB/VOB spend goals for 2015. Many of their Tier I and Tier II suppliers are now seeking certified SDVOB/VOBs from the NVBDC to work with. NATIONAL VETERAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

The NVBDC is the certification entity-of-choice for Veterans and Service Disabled Veteran suppliers and the Corporations, Federal and State governments wanting to engage them.

FOUNDING SPONSORS - 2017

BENEFACTOR SPONSORS - 2017 PATRON SPONSORS - 2017

CORPORATE SPONSORS - 2017

MAJOR PARTNERS - 2017

Operation Veteran Empowerment MAJOR PARTNERS - 2017 Operation Veteran Empowerment

WHY NOW? There are 22 million Veterans in America, 2.5 million Veteran Business Owners Need to ensure today’s Veterans have the opportunity to work with Corporations by providing them and their suppliers with a Certification program that America’s Corporations will accept and the Veterans will be proud to earn. Veterans are a recognized class of business owners. (1999) Corporations have veteran spend commitments and are actively seeking CERTIFIED Service Disabled Veteran Owned Business and Veteran Owned Businesses (SDVOB/VOBs) NATIONAL VETERAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

WHY WE EXIST Corporations requested a reliable non-governmental 3rd party source for certified Serviced Disabled and Veteran Owned Businesses (SDVOB/VOB). Our goal is to support SDVOB/VOBs to engage with industry and governmental organizations. The NBVDC is the certification body for SDVOB/VOBs to ensure that credible documentation exists of a business' Veteran status, ownership and control. NATIONAL VETERAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

What Exists Today? The Government controlled Center for Veteran Enterprise (CVE) does not verify MEDIUM or LARGE companies, thereby denying them a formal Veteran Business recognition. This prevents some of the most successful businesses, including Minority and Women Owned businesses that are also Veteran owned, from being certified as Veteran owned. The NVBDC certifies all sizes of SDVOB/VOBs. The NVBDC provides these services to our Veteran Owned businesses and works with Industry to support their strategic initiatives by following the Billion Dollar Roundtable Supplier Diversity Best Practices manual. NATIONAL VETERAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

NVBDC’s Value to Certified SDVOB/VOB Companies Advocacy with corporations and governmental organizations. Networking events Access to sponsor corporations. National business referral network. Participate in corporate diversity inclusion programs. Participate in national marketing and branding opportunities. Opportunities to bid contracts for CERTIFIED SD/VOBs NATIONAL VETERAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

Current State of the NVBDC Created a "gold standard" certification program Built a searchable database and a corporate membership program. Launched a multi portal website Published Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) guidelines Promoting Supplier Diversity and advocating for members Securing corporate funding to support on-going operational and programming costs. Created a SDVOB/VOB buying portal to support our members and help corporations meet their corporate procurement initiative (Fee based). NATIONAL VETERAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

The NVBDC will accept NMSDC, WBENC, CVE* and NGLCC certification CERTIFICATION RECIPROCITY The NVBDC will accept NMSDC, WBENC, CVE* and NGLCC certification Developed a Fast Track Application process for SDVOB/VOB’s who hold certification from a recognized certification organization. * must have onsite visit proof. NATIONAL VETERAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

FULL CERTIFICATION APPLICATION PROCESS Veteran must own 51% of business. Validation of ownership and control. Must provide financial information Provide VA disability documentation (If disabled). Requires on site visit to validate facilities, equipment, meet applicant. Certification takes about 45-60 days after we receive a completed application. Apply at www.NVBDC.org NATIONAL VETERAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

FEE STRUCTURE FOR PROCESSING APPLICATIONS Sales up to $999,999 - $500 $1 Million to $4.9 Million - $1000 $5 Million to $9.99 Million - $1500 $10 Million to $49.99 Million - $2000 $50 Million to $99.99 Million - $2500 $100 Million and up - $5000 Investment covers processing and operational costs NATIONAL VETERAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

BE A PART OF HISTORY Help us shape the future success of Veterans who want to own a business. Consider becoming a certified “onsite assessor”. JOIN THE NVBDC AND BECOME ONE OF THE CERTIFIED VETERAN BUSINESSES ACCEPTED INTO THE SUPPLIER DIVERSITY PROGRAMS OF CORPORATE AMERICA www.NVBDC.org

Summary & QA www.nvbdc.org kking@nvbdc.org 313-446-6885 NATIONAL VETERAN BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL