Taking Your
Business to Another
Level
The Minority Business RoundTable is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit convening CEOs across every industry sector — shaping policy, unlocking procurement, and building enduring public-private partnerships since 2002.
Taking business to another level — with a seat at the national table.
MBRT is a national, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization for CEOs of America's multinational businesses — top-tier entrepreneurs representing every industry sector. Members hold positions equivalent to chief executive officer or chairperson in their respective enterprises.
The organization 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.
MBRT functions as the vehicle for its members to analyze and help formulate effective public policies that impact their businesses. Programs include regional, national, and international conferences; White House and Congressional briefings; and luncheons with Governors, Cabinet Members, and agency leaders in Washington, D.C. and across the United States.
A unified voice for America's diverse business leadership.
MBRT was founded in 2002 as the first national organization specifically for CEOs of leading Hispanic American, African American, Asian American, and Native American-owned businesses.
The organization's stated mission is to serve as a unified voice for diverse businesses, provide a national and international forum for over 6 million CEOs of diverse firms, and empower businesses to achieve growth and prosperity through participation in public and private programs.
A career bridging government, enterprise, and community.
Roger A. Campos is the Chairman and Founder of the Minority Business RoundTable, which he established in 2002 as the first national organization dedicated to CEOs of leading Hispanic, African, Asian, and Native American-owned businesses.
His career spans senior roles in the White House Office of Management and Budget, the U.S. Department of Energy, the U.S. Small Business Administration, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He later served in Maryland state government — appointed by Governor Larry Hogan as Maryland's first Business Ombudsman, and subsequently as Assistant Secretary for Business Development within the Department of Housing and Community Development.
Recognized as a Purpose Prize Fellow, Campos has been honored nationally for his decades-long advocacy for entrepreneurship and education among minority communities, particularly Hispanic youth.
Five administrations, one constant voice for American entrepreneurship.
MBRT's leadership has been recognized across five presidential administrations — a bipartisan testament to the organization's role in shaping minority business development over more than two decades.
“Roger, you and the MBRT are to be congratulated on your great reputation and leadership serving small and minority businesses…”
“…groups such as the MBRT continually renews my confidence about what…we can achieve together.”
“Organizations like MBRT advocate on behalf of minority business owners and their employees…”
“Minority business owners have made our Nation stronger. Our thriving and resilient economy is the envy of the world, and minority business owners are expanding opportunities…”
“Minority business leaders contribute to our country's…economic health…and are valuable role models…for others to follow.”
“Your leadership is recognized for galvanizing business leaders and legislatures to determine essential deliverables for business growth, equity, and accessibility.”
National Security & International Business Summit
Where national security, energy, and global commerce converge.
A high-level, in-person convening at The Army & Navy Club (901 17th Street NW, Washington, D.C.), co-led by the Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce with MBRT, the National Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce, and Forward Global.
Designed for CEOs, investors, and policy-adjacent executives focused on energy markets, international trade, and geopolitics across the Americas.
National Security & Energy
How security concerns shape energy policy, infrastructure investment, and cross-border capital flows — covering LNG, grid resilience, cyber threats, and supply disruption.
Trade, Commerce & Growth
Strategies for international growth under rising security constraints — near-shoring, friend-shoring, trade agreements, and risk management in politically sensitive markets.
Featured speakers & special guests
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April 29, 2026 · 11:00 AM EDT · Washington, D.C.
MBRT and Roger Campos have been featured across major national media outlets
What our members say
"A fantastic platform to hear from government and private industry experts about their priorities, challenges, and opportunities in fostering business growth and success."
"With starting a new business, it is invaluable to have the access to make connections and find synergies that aren't lost in the crowd."
"MBRTs mission has been instrumental to all of us who have started and grown a minority owned business. Roger's continued commitment and tireless work for the entrepreneur community has given us understanding of policy insight and value-added information."
"Roger, your knowledge, experience and professionalism are so well known and appreciated by so many — what a testament to your character and expertise."
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