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J3 Management Group Achieves Certification as a Minority Business Enterprise
J3 Management Group received the certification as a Minority Business Enterprise through the Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council.

The GMSDC is dedicated to promoting the growth and development of minority-owned businesses throughout Georgia.
Photo: J3 Management Group
J3 Management Group, a fleet management support company, has received national certification as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) through the Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council (GMSDC). The certification highlights J3 Management Group's commitment to diversity, inclusion, and excellence in business operations.
The MBE certification process requires companies to meet strict criteria and demonstrate their status as a minority-owned and operated business.
A Milestne in the Company's 20-Year Journey
As an MBE-certified company, J3 Management Group joins a group of businesses that have met the standards set by the GMSDC. The recognition not only acknowledges the company's minority ownership but also underscores its dedication to fostering social responsibility, inclusivity, and diversity in the business community.
The certification will open new opportunities for J3 Management Group to participate in supplier diversity programs and partner with corporations committed to supporting minority-owned businesses.
"We are incredibly proud to have received certification as a Minority Business Enterprise through the Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council," said Lora Dunton, CEO of J3 Management Group. "This achievement reflects our commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion in our industry and our dedication to delivering high-quality services to our clients."
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