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In the role of a funding sponsor, your organization will gain visibility among the business leaders and echelons of business in the City of Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, and the State of North Carolina.
In turn, we will externally promote your company as the event’s official supporting sponsor.
Attendees 2023 Survey
Based on completed surveys
Top Career Fields In Attendance:
Real Estate (Development & Realtors)
Business Consultants/Coaches
Medical Services/Mental Health
Banking/Finance
Construction (Commercial & Residential)
Health & Wellness
Top Interest of Attendees:
Startup Capital/Grants
Business Certifications
Real Estate (Commercial/Personal)
Lines Of Credit [Business & Personal]
Insurance (Business & Personal)
Investment, Trust, & Wealth Management
Survey Results:
✓ Female Attendees 70% and Male Attendees 30%
✓ Largest age groups represented 35-45, and 50-55
✓ Small Business & Minority Owned 66.3% & Corporate Professionals 33.7%.
✓ The surveys reflect that the 2023 Combined Annual Gross Revenue of attendees is $500,000,000+usd
✓ The surveys reflect that the average gross annual earnings of the small & minority business owners in attendance is roughly $1,500,000usd
✓ The surveys reflect that 98% of the attendees anticipate returning to this
event next year in 2024.
✓ The surveys reflect that 10% of individuals in attendance are within local
government and or a community leader within Charlotte.
✓ The surveys reflect that 90% of the small and minority business owners reside
and or have office(s) located in Charlotte, NC or surrounding counties.
✓ The surveys reflect that 100% of the small and minority business owners would
like to work with Fortune Corporations in the future and would like to be
considered for outsourcing.
✓ The surveys reflect that 100% of the attendees would like to be considered for
city, county, and state contracts.
✓ The surveys reflect that 100% of the attendees would like access to lines of
credit, business loans, and start-up capital/grants.
✓ The surveys reflect that 90% of the attendees were not aware of the local or state
business/vendor certifications that they are entitled too as a small & minority business owner.
