California Minority Counsel Program
Civic and Social OrganizationsCalifornia, United States11-50 Employees
Based in Oakland, California, the California Minority Counsel Program is a nonprofit organization that works to increase diversity in the legal profession by expanding access to business and professional development opportunities. It unites lawyers of color and their allies from corporate, law firm, and government audiences to promote inclusion in law firms, in-house departments, and external counsel engagements. Its membership includes corporate and public agency law departments, minority-owned and majority-owned firms, and individual attorneys committed to advancing diversity, with programs designed to connect people, broaden networks, and create career and business opportunities. While CMCP focuses on California, many member firms and corporations operate nationally, indicating a broader reach. In January 2026, the organization elected Lindsay Llewellyn to its board, reflecting ongoing leadership development.