Wis. Admin. Code Department of Administration Adm 84.03 - Certification criteria
In order to be certified as a minority business enterprise, a business shall meet the following eligibility standards:
(1) Be at least 51% owned, controlled and
actively managed by one or more minority group members.
(a) In a sole proprietorship, the sole
proprietor shall be a minority.
(b)
In a partnership, the minority owner or owners shall act as general partner,
own at least 51% of the partnership interest, and exert at least 51% of the
control and management of the partnership.
(c) In a corporate form of organization, the
minority owner or owners shall own at least 51% of all outstanding stock,
including voting stock, of the corporation. Any voting agreements, voting
trusts, loan agreements, or shareholder agreements among the shareholders shall
not dilute the beneficial ownership, the rights or the influence of the
minority owners of the stock or classes of stock of the corporation.
(d) In a joint venture, the minority owned
business shall hold at least 51% of the beneficial ownership interest in the
joint venture, and shall exert at least 51% of the control and management of
the joint venture. The minority owned business partner of the joint venture
shall be certified or be eligible for certification as a minority business
enterprise.
(e) In a subsidiary or
affiliate, the parent company shall be at least 51% owned by a minority owner
or owners.
(2) Be
performing a useful business function.
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