Governor Jeb Bush EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER [EO 99-281] With my One - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Floridas vibrant and growing economy is larger than all but four national economies in this hemisphere. We have reached this level based on the successes of a diverse mix of small businesses, which account for more than 98% of all


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“Florida’s vibrant and growing economy is larger than all but four national economies in this hemisphere. We have reached this level based on the successes of a diverse mix of small businesses, which account for more than 98% of all businesses in Florida. As Governor, I am committed to providing the most competitive business climate to help small businesses prosper.”

Governor Jeb Bush

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER [EO 99-281]

“With my One Florida Initiative, we can increase

  • pportunity and diversity in the state’s …contracting

without using policies that discriminate or that pit one racial group against another. Behind a common vision that unites us, we can ensure that the promise of Florida’s future will be shared by all of Florida’s residents, regardless of race, ethnicity, neighborhood, or background.” Governor Jeb Bush

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OSD “Matchmaker Central”

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What OSD Does

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90-Day Spending Plans

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Important Programs

  • Governor’s Mentor-Protégé

Program

  • Loan Mobilization Program
  • Florida Government E-xpo
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Fiscal Year 2002 Total Spending

$3,589,213,31 8

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Contractual Sercvices Spending Certified Minority/Woman Business Enterprise Fiscal Year 2001-2002 Asian American 7% Native American 4% Hispanic American 20% African American 25% American Woman 44%

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Commodities Spending Certified Minority/Woman Business Enterprise Fiscal Year 2001-2002 American Woman 67% Asian American 1% Hispanic American 16% African American 16%

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Architects/Engineers Spending Certified Minority/Woman Business Enterprise Fiscal Year 2001-2002 American Woman 25% Native American 1% Asian American 8% Hispanic American 59% African American 7%

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Construction Spending Certified Minority/Woman Business Enterprise Fiscal Year 2001-2002 Asian American 2% Hispanic American 34% American Woman 53% African American 11%

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Total Spending Certified Minority/Woman Business Enterprise Fiscal Year 2001-2002 Asian American 3% Native American 1% Hispanic American 29% American Woman 52% African American 15%

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UNIVERSITY FY 1998/1999 FY 1999/2000 FY 2000/2001 FY 2001/2002

FLORIDA A & M UNIVERSITY $ 5,520,352.00 $ 8,434,182.00 $ 17,501,972.00 $ 12,537,688.00 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY $ 7,591,585.00 $ 1,357,055.00 $ 1,942,270.00 $ 10,954,719.00 FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY $ 114,866.00 $ 110,121.00 $ 116,593.00 $ 2,220,233.40 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY $ 12,942,005.00 $ 8,024,524.00 $ 7,608,518.00 $ 12,979,700.00 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY $ 8,413,803.00 $ 11,228,129.00 $ 15,620,657.00 $ 27,445,791.00 NEW COLLEGE OF FLORIDA $ 28,719.00 UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA $ 5,520,165.00 $ 10,732,800.00 $ 26,812,309.00 $ 28,512,500.00 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA $ 17,299,726.00 $ 11,144,167.00 $ 21,403,564.00 $ 19,627,719.00 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA $ 3,821,453.00 $ 1,288,972.00 $ 2,405,519.00 $ 1,534,287.00 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA $ 17,266,377.00 $ 19,682,691.00 $ 9,750,119.00 $ 14,184,552.00 UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA $ 2,698,919.00 $ 1,404,117.00 $ 5,661,020.00 $ 3,196,686.82 DIVISION OF UNIVERSITIES $ 171,707.00 $ 236,874.00 $ 137,149.00 $ 209,490.00 TOTAL $ 81,360,958.00 $ 73,643,632.00 $ 108,959,690.00 $ 133,432,085.22

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ONE FLORIDA RECOMMENDATIONS UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES

  • ENSURE THAT THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA

HAS A ONE FLORIDA KEY CONTACT WHO MEASURES THE GROWTH IN MWBE PERFORMANCE LEVELS AS SUPPLIERS.

–Clear commitment from the top –MWBE coordinator –Accountability at senior management level

  • SEEK “STRATEGIC ALLIANCES” BETWEEN MAJOR

CONTRACTORS AND MWBES

–Push the envelope; some “resistors” are banking that you won’t.

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ONE FLORIDA RECOMMENDATIONS UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES

  • ASSIST IN MWBE SUPPLIER DEVELOPMENT

–Governor’s Mentor-Protégé Program –Ongoing communications to all management levels –Consistent reporting to trustees –President has active participation in program activities –High level of involvement in purchasing and MWBE

  • rganizations
  • OUTREACH

–Maintain an outreach program which has a measurable positive impact as it relates to dollars spent with MWBEs and a solid public/private partnership in the supplier diversity arena.

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SUCCESS OF PROGRAM “IS EVERYONE’S JOB”

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Windell Paige, Director

(850) 487-0915 Fax (850) 922-6852 Paigew@dms.state.fl.us http://www.osd.dms.state.fl.us