Ready to grow your small business and explore new opportunities by contracting with the federal government?
Discover how you can find and win these contracts at our training, Selling to the Federal Government. This workshop is happening TODAY @ 11 am. You won't want to miss it.
Register now - before it's too late! ➡️ ow.ly/y8ch50R83G5
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HAPPENING THIS WEEK ⤵️
Join us for Module 3 of our Doing Business with the Federal Government series -- Selling to the Federal Government. Here we'll discuss the process for:
➡️ requesting proposals
➡️ evaluating bids
➡️ awarding contracts works
Register today and discover how you can unlock these opportunities for your business!
Learn more and register: www.eventbrite.com/e/selling-to-the-federal-government-tickets-853713970467?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
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Did you know that the government wants to buy what your business is selling?
There are many reasons for this -- diversifying the economy, supporting disadvantaged socio-economic groups, learning from your new and brilliant ideas! The list goes on.
Don't overlook the opportunity to do business with the government and tap into funds specifically set aside for small businesses. Learn more about how to take advantage of this by tuning in on our 5-part series, "Doing Business with the Federal Government". Our next training is happening in ONE WEEK, on Thursday, April 4 at 11 am.
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Selling to the Federal Government
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I showed up to one of these. It was a whole bunch of information that worked for another state's infrastructure, not ours.
How about spell check ?
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I don't think this generation could survive if they took away the words diversity equity and inclusion. Lol. All racist
Leanne Pittsford is the entrepreneur behind Lesbians Who Tech & Allies — the largest LGBTQ community of technologists worldwide. With 70,000+ members from 100+ countries, this group is changing the face of technology.
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Madam C.J. Walker used her success to help others attain their own. While she held an incredible reputation as an entrepreneur and businesswoman, it was her philanthropy and kindness that changed lives.
There are many things we can learn from this amazing woman but perhaps the most valuable lesson would be that it is often our greatest success to help others succeed.
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Annie Sutherland Bissell was a pioneer in business and philanthropy, paving the way for women in a male-dominated industry.
Upon her death, she was recognized as “a business executive without peer, a respected and beloved philanthropist, and a true matriarch in her family" and "a successful businesswoman in an era where business was almost wholly a masculine field."
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From breaking barriers in space to leading at the Johnson Space Center to being a co-inventor on three different patents, Ellen's accomplishments are out of this world! 🚀 She inspires the next generation to reach for the stars and beyond.
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What are small business certifications? Which ones apply to me and my business? Why are they important?
Perhaps these are questions that you've asked yourself -- we get it! That's why we're hosting a training on Thursday, March 21 at 11 am that will provide an overview of the various certifications available. Here you'll learn about small business certifications from an expert and have the opportunity to ask any questions you may have.
So, join us in just TWO DAYS and register NOW ➡️ ow.ly/5zk850QWj9h
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From founding the first laundry in Gilpin County to purchasing mining properties with her earnings, Clara Brown used her success to uplift others. Known as "Aunt Clara," she welcomed former slaves into her home, rebuilding lives one kind gesture at a time.
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It’s great that you’re spotlighting amazing women like Clara Brown … but please consider updating the term “slave” to the more accurate “enslaved person”
Olive Ann Beech was a trailblazing Kansas native who defied industry norms to pioneer Beech Aircraft. She led the company through WWII expansion and technological advances. She was a true aviation legend, who is honored in the National Aviation Hall of Fame.
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