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Post-Event Survey Now Live
We welcome all who attended NW Contractors' Day 2025 to fill out a brief survey of your experience!
Thank you for your participation and attendance for the success of our last week’s NW Contractors Day event.
We kindly request your participation in a short survey that we are conducting as part of our planning for next year’s event. Your insights and feedback will be invaluable in helping us to continue improving your experience.
The survey should only take about no more than four(4) minutes to complete, and your responses will remain confidential.
Please click on the link below to access the survey:
https://forms.office.com/r/ppP7iALrSY
We would greatly appreciate it if you could complete the survey by April 25th, 2025. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to me at glovelady@excelsupplycompany.com
Thank you in advance for your time and participation. Your input is highly appreciated!
The survey will close on April 30th at noon.
The Association of Women and Minority Businesses (AWMB)’s mission is to increase the net worth of women and minority businesses while advocating with organizations we engage and do business with for diversity, equity, inclusion, and transparency.
AWMB board members come from various backgrounds, industries and extensive experience advocating for small, women and minority owned businesses throughout their careers and the uniqueness of the common passion and faith in BIPOC small businesses.
About AWMB
Founded on the premise for a more coordinated approach and bridging the gap in serving a wider network of underserved businesses in the contracting community.
Irene Reyes, better known as “The Glove Lady”, minority community engaged, advocate, Founder and CEO of Excel Supply Company started AWMB in 2016, a Washington State non-profit corporation 501 (C) (6) when she felt that there is a great and urgent need for more amplified advocates for women, BIPOC minority businesses that have experienced and are confronted with the barriers of equity, inclusion, equality, and transparency in procurement and contracting both in the public and private sectors. With almost three decades as a business owner, Ms. Reyes best relates to the various barriers while bidding and winning contracts with state, local and federal government. After several meetings with the initial four board members, lawyers, and advocates, she was inspired and relentless in her quest to have an organization that serves as an accelerator, incubator and amplifier for women, minority and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) owned small businesses.
For additional information on how to become a member, volunteer, or an advocate. Email : inquiry@awmbwa.org or secretary@awmbwa.org
Email inquiry@awmbwa.org Please submit a PDF document for your announcement.
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Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission. Thank you.