Our Why

NBC targets businesses owned by minorities or women because they encompass most of the decision-making consumers in the United States. On March 11, 2021, President Joe Biden signed The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. The $1.9 trillion plan is designed, in part, to help families impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. According to a study at the University of Georgia, African American buying power surpassed $1trillion in 2016 and is projected to reach $1.5 trillion in 2021.

The harsh reality came to the surface that many businesses owned by women or minorities, especially African Americans, do not have a relationship with banks. As a result, businesses suffered, closed, and continue to struggle to reopen. Although business loans are becoming available to minority-owned businesses many of the traditional financial institutions are not willing to assist because of insufficient credit.

NBC offers a three-prong solution:

1. Build and maintain a database of businesses owned by women, people who identify themselves as a minority by race or ethnicity in the United States of America, and those who support them.

2. Small Business is Big Business is the pulse of the B2B Network. What makes us unique is that we report the business transactions of the B2B Network to the business credit bureaus. This new leverage of power is one step in preparing our businesses for the instability of an economic structure that primarily benefited large corporations.

3. NBC’s goal is to reach a global B2B audience in multiple languages, cultures, and currencies including Bitcoin. Our greatest tool is an extensive library of courses and workshops that we continue to develop for startups to businesses that have relied upon personal credit for decades. As we cast our net, the courses will be translated into spoken languages and ASL.

Our Mission
To expand our B2B network with an emphasis on education, inclusion, and financial stability in the marketplace.

Our Vision
To serve as a B2B network that extends the wealth and financial stability of businesses or organizations owned by women or minorities and those who support them.