Strategic industry engagement provides a competitive edge.   The Council Exchange Board of Trade, through our efforts with minority technology employers, brings access to both contracts and new talent resources, which in turn has an impact on our communities. 

 Join us in this new journey of prosperity as the Council Exchange Board of Trade (CEBOT) intermediates opportunity and equity to better serve the minority technology industry, members, stakeholders and communities in need.

CEBOT's industry status brings knowledge, capability and the power distinguished through a 501c6 non-stock organization.  The CEBOT works to mitigate risks and connect company owners to public and private partnerships.  CEBOT focuses on both research and solution design to help ensure growth in the ecosystems we serve.

Our members are connecting on deals and on community wide issues. We see this effort as one of the critical steps to improve our economy, bring prosperity to our members, and girding up and employing our nation’s disenfranchised workforce.

This national network of both owners and employees are natural ambassadors for change and represent one of the best possibility for future economic growth in our country

CEBOT brings research innovation and partnership collaboration to both the United States of America and countries around the globe. 

The ACCP Digital Collaboration Platform was created to unify our nation and build together the critical relationships and infrastructure needed to restore the health and economy of the United States.  The broader impact of this research includes new international economic development methodologies.

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There’s no greater economic engine in the world than the hard work and ingenuity of the American people. ACCP brings together industry, government, academia, service providers and community to digitally create a path towards economic mobility and self-sufficiency for targeted participants across United States.

The current version of the ACCP service offering introduces a two year longitudinal research on over 660,000 current HUD housing support recipients located in 50 Public Housing Authority (PHA) jurisdictions across the United States.  This "iMembers Portal" pre-launch program registration ends September 13, 2023. 

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America Unites is a program designed to foster hope and economic development in urban and rural communities of need across the U.S. and around the world. 

America Unites brings knowledge management, infrastructure and technology innovation through membership memorandum of understandings, smart contracts and community engaged public/private partnerships.

Building on the franchise of our growth algorithms and partnership frameworks, our goal to become a trillion dollar industry has much to do with belief and industry's unique will to succeed.

America's economy converges and grows when industry, government and community partners work together and agree to joint profitable and sustainable economic outcomes.

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Building agreements from a predictable research platform builds trust and allows for the necessary concessions required for large contract negotiations.

CEBOT's's growth algorithms are components of evidence based process improvements that create a more efficient and effective regional ecosystem development.

As the investment community seek Opportunity Fund Investment Vehicles formed as a part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, the Minority Technology Industry recognizes the vital role they can play to ensure workforce investments are capitalized to be able to earn a return.

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Qualified Outcome Fund Research Project

Chairman Cureton's topic warranted his testimony Thursday February 14, 2019 in front of the Internal Revenue Service at the Department of the Treasury.   The Minority Technology Industry represents over 65,000 companies of which some 6,000 are estimated to be impacted by the Opportunity Zone proposed ruling (1400Z-2).

Further the impact of the Opportunity Fund proposed ruling on small entities, to include small towns under 50,000 (includes every rural Opportunity Zone) and the efficacy of a Qualified Opportunity Zone Joint Venture Model for long term (2047) investment horizon.

Utilizing the legal contracting capacity found in both the Small Business Administration's 8A program and the General Services Administration's GSA schedule our members can leverage the collective power gained through an industry alliance partnership.  

The CEBOT's Vendor Governance program was created to reduce risk by establish processes that both sharing responsibilities with other team member and provide a trusted supplier network governed by a structured framework.

Vendor Governance, as an internal procurement management system, facilitates teaming relationships between the minority technology industry and our public/private sector trading/research/service delivery partners.  

The Minority Cyber Inclusion Council works to bridge the gap between industry, government and education in order to inform the minority community about the growing employment and training opportunities.

MCI Council, as a convener for subject matter experts willing to develop networks and systems that amplify resilience and scale, will build sustainable solutions through education, partnerships and research.

Many high-level civic data challenges have been identified in the past–archaic data management practices and IT legacy systems, issues with data sharing and interoperability, and a lack of secondary use considerations. But the Federal Government lacks an overall approach to tackle these challenges and prioritize data infrastructure improvements that serve the public. The Federal Data Strategy needs priority data Use Cases to ensure it is comprehensive and actionable.

For the purposes of the Federal Data Strategy, a “Use Case” is a data practice or method that leverages data to support an articulable federal agency mission or public interest outcome. The Federal Data Strategy is seeking examples that solve problems or demonstrate solutions that can help inform the four strategy areas: Enterprise Data Governance; Use, Access, and Augmentation; Decision-making and Accountability; and Commercialization, Innovation, and Public Use.

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Public Comment - Use Case Submission - Adopting and executing the Integrated Economic Indicator State Longitudinal Data System (IEI-SLDS) described in this comment would leverage economic data to help policymakers put Americans to work.

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Algorithms that link calculated datasets as predictive exchanges will soon prove the value of smart contracts, governed workflow and merit-based entitlement payout systems focused on outcomes rather than outputs.

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