On October 22, 2026, SPLEX One participated in the Nassau County Office of Minority Affairs’ Annual Small Business & MWBE Showcase at the Freeport Recreation Center. The event brought certified small, minority-owned, and women-owned businesses face to face with the county departments, village offices, transit operators, and New York State agencies that buy the services communities rely on.
For the Office of Minority Affairs, the Showcase is an extension of a year-round commitment: connecting Nassau’s diverse business community to public-sector opportunity, supported by workshops, certification guidance, and networking throughout the year. Putting procurement staff and suppliers in the same room, with no gatekeeping and no formality, is one of the most direct ways to open that door.
SPLEX One was proud to exhibit alongside a diverse field of Long Island and New York City firms. Our conversations centered on a question every public institution faces: how to communicate with residents in a way that earns their trust. Clear, culturally fluent, bilingual communication is what turns a program, a service, or an event into something a community actually uses. That is the work we are built for.
Long Island is one of the most linguistically and culturally diverse regions in the state, and the agencies serving it carry a real responsibility to reach every resident. Showcases like this one help make that possible, and they help suppliers like SPLEX One understand the needs those agencies are working to meet.
We thank the Nassau County Office of Minority Affairs and its team for hosting a well-organized, welcoming event, and for the continued investment in the small business community. We look forward to the conversations that began in Freeport, and to supporting the institutions that serve Nassau County’s residents.
