WHO WE AREThe HUBZone Contractors National Council is a 501(c)(6) non-profit trade association serving as the unified voice for HUBZone businesses. We represent the interests of the entrepreneurs, workers, and local leaders who can use the HUBZone program as a pathway to economic opportunity and community revitalization. WHAT WE DO We advocate for the growth, competitiveness, and long-term success of HUBZone businesses. By amplifying the real-world experiences of our members, we help inform policy, strengthen business performance, and increase economic participation across historically underutilized areas nationwide. WHO WE SERVE From rural towns to urban corridors, we champion the builders of local economies. Our members range from emerging entrepreneurs to experienced government contractors, all of whom transform federal contracting access into measurable impacts for the communities in which they live and operate. |
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Legislative Reform Programs bound by regulatory and statutory requirements are only as effective as the laws that bind it. The Council has been working closely with Congressional representatives on program refinements.
Don't wait for change, make it happen! | Economic & Community Development To many of the members of our organization, the HUBZone program is more than a federal contracting program; it is a means to facilitate job creation and economic growth within the communities that need it most. Each one of us can make a difference. Together we can make a change - Barbara Mikulski | Increase HUBZone Spending Since the government has never met its HUBZone goal of 3%, the HUBZone council is dedicated to fighting for better acquisition practices to maximize the ability to compete not to limit them. "Growth is never by mere chance; it is the result of forces working together." — James Cash Penney, founder, JC Penney
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There are three kinds of people in this world Those who make it happen, Those who watch it happen, Those who wonder what happened. WHICH ARE YOU?
| Senate Small Business Committee Hearing: Reauthorization of the SBA’s Contracting Programs Additional Testimony from Delali Dzirasa |