At StoryTrack, we specialize in video production for federal contractors, helping businesses like CMS Corporation share their success stories through impactful and engaging content. In this episode of Building Stories, we feature Mercedes Enrique, President of CMS Corporation, a minority-owned business that has grown into a powerhouse in the federal contracting world. Learn how Mercedes leveraged strategic planning, mentorship, and diversity to lead CMS Corporation to manage multimillion-dollar Department of Defense (DoD) contracts across the globe.
Episode Highlights
1. How does an MBE land contracts with the Department of Defense across the globe?
2. Building a Sustainable Business
3. Mentoring the Next Generation
4. Navigating International Projects
Key Takeaways
- Strategic planning is crucial for minority-owned businesses aiming to scale in federal contracting.
- Mentorship and inclusion play a vital role in the long-term success of a business.
- Building a diverse and skilled team ensures the success of global construction projects.
Tune in to this episode to hear more of Mercedes’ insights and how she built CMS Corporation into a leading player in the federal contracting space.
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