Capital Region Minority Supplier Development Council

What could your business accomplish if you spent less time on repetitive admin work?

Join Session #2 of the “AI As Business Infrastructure” training series: “AI for the Work You Hate.” https://bit.ly/AIfortheWorkYouHate521

This session is designed to help you automate your most time-consuming administrative and communication tasks so you can focus on higher-value work that drives your business forward.

You’ll walk away with:
✔️ Practical AI tools
✔️ Time-saving workflows
✔️ Strategies you can implement immediately
✔️ Less manual work and more operational efficiency

This series is built around real business challenges, so every session delivers tools you can actually use.

Led by Agnes Kibirige of experTribe LLC in partnership with CRMSDC.

Register for the entire AI Training Series: https://crmsdc.org/media



Funded, in part, through a Grant with the U.S. Small Business Administration.

AI isn’t just a trend—it’s quickly becoming a core part of how business gets done. The question is: how do you actually start using it in a way that makes sense for your business?

The "AI As Business Infrastructure" training series, led by Agnes Kibirige, MBA of experTribe LLC in partnership with CRMSDC, is designed to cut through the noise.

We’re kicking things off with “Your AI Orientation.”

In this first session, you’ll:
✔️ Understand the AI landscape
✔️ Audit your business needs
✔️ Build your first effective prompt

More importantly, you’ll leave with a clear, actionable plan to start applying AI in your day-to-day operations right away. Register Here: https://bit.ly/YourAIOrientationApr30

This isn’t theory. Each session is built around real business challenges, giving you tools you can apply immediately—so the impact lasts beyond the training.

Series Schedule:
April 30, 1pm–3pm • Your AI Orientation
May 21, 1pm–3pm • AI for the Work You Hate
June 18, 1pm–3pm • AI That Talks to Your Customers
July 16, 1pm–3pm • AI That Thinks with You
August 20, 1pm–3pm • Build Your AI System

If you’ve been curious about AI but unsure where to start—this is your entry point.



Funded, in part, through a Grant with the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Limitless describes Kimberly Marcus to a tee.

As Vice President of Access, Impact & Inclusion at Monumental Sports & Entertainment, Kimberly leads with intention—embedding inclusion across teams, platforms, people, and community. From the Washington Wizards to Capital One Arena, she ensures belonging is not an initiative, but a standard.

In her role as Chair of the CRMSDC Board of Directors, Kimberly brings that same clarity, strategy, and forward momentum to advancing supplier diversity and strengthening opportunities for minority-owned businesses. Her leadership is rooted in vision, backed by data, and guided by a genuine commitment to building consensus and driving meaningful change.

Kimberly is a true force, driven, insightful, and someone who gets. things. done. A visionary who not only sees what’s possible but actively builds the path forward.

Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. devoted his life to advancing justice, equality, and human dignity. From marching alongside the architects of the Civil Rights Movement to launching historic presidential campaigns that expanded political participation, he mobilized millions and amplified the voices too often ignored. Through Operation PUSH and decades of grassroots organizing, he challenged systems of inequality and inspired generations to believe that change was not only possible, but necessary.

A servant leader to the oppressed, the overlooked, and the unheard, he carried hope into communities across America and around the world. His moral courage, unwavering faith, and relentless advocacy transformed pain into purpose and protest into progress.

His life challenges us to keep hope alive and continue his legacy as a Champion of the People.

Visit www.jessejacksonlegacy.com for details on Homegoing services.

We're proud to celebrate our President and CEO, Ronnette Meyers, for being featured in CRMSDC's Black History Month spotlight series as a Protector of Legacy.

Ronnette's story, alongside her mother, Jan Adams, and brother, Ron Adams, is a powerful testament to what entrepreneurship looks like across generations. At JLAN, we're proud of the legacy she carries and the one she continues to build, one that's rooted in discipline, services, and the belief of uplifting future generations.

During Black History Month, we're reminded that stories like these, ones of resilience, innovation, and generational impact, inspire us to continue moving forward and drive progress.

Explore their story of multigenerational entrepreneurship: https://tinyurl.com/BHM-ProtectorsOfLegacy

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