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Roger Campos receives The National Minority Leader of the Year Award at the U.S. Minority Chamber of Commerce Gala
Roger A. Campos named winner of the “Congressman Parren J. Mitchell Vanguard for Justice Award” at the Top 100 MBE Awards Ceremony.
Roger A. Campos named winner of the “Congressman Parren J. Mitchell Vanguard for Justice Award” at the Top 100 MBE Awards Ceremony.
Roger Campos named winner of the Washington Business Journal Minority Business Leader Awards
Roger Campos named winner of the Washington Business Journal Minority Business Leader Awards
Roger Campos named Purpose Prize Fellow. The Purpose Prize Award is a national award that celebrate people 50 and over who are using their life experience to make a difference.
Roger Campos named Purpose Prize Fellow. The Purpose Prize Award is a national award that celebrate people 50 and over who are using their life experience to make a difference.

About

The Minority Business RoundTable (MBRT) is a national, 501c3 nonprofit organization for CEOs of Small, Minority, Veteran, and Women businesses consisting of owned top tier entrepreneurs, representing every industry sector.

MBRT serves as a unified voice, empowering businesses to achieve growth and prosperity through active participation in public and private programs and initiatives, expanding entrepreneurship and creating jobs across America.

Members hold positions equivalent to chief executive officer (CEO) or chairperson in their respective businesses. MBRT functions as the vehicle for its members to analyze and help formulate effective public policies that impact their businesses.

TAX EXEMPT STATUS

MBRT is a 501c3, tax exempt nonprofit certified by the Internal Revenue Service as a public charitable organization.

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Donations and contributions may be considered tax deductible for federal income tax purposes, as allowed by law. Individuals or companies who either donate cash or provide in kind contribution services will receive a donation receipt in the year it was received for federal income tax purposes. Check with your accounting professional for proper federal tax exempt documentation.
Non-members are encouraged to attend events, participate, and join MBRT.
We receive most of our funding through donations from individuals, corporations, grants, membership dues, event fees and sponsorships. MBRT hosts a variety of sponsored events and programs including regional, national, and international conferences, White House and Congressional briefings, luncheons with Governors, Cabinet Members, government agencies, and elected officials in Washington, D.C. and throughout the United States. MBRT members receive special invitations and discounted rates.