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Lessons from 'Government Procurement Strategies' Workshop


As part of National Small Business Week, the Pace University Small Business Development Center (SBDC) partnered with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to host an engaging workshop on government procurement strategies. Lead presenter Jennifer Jackson, a Supervisory Economic Development Specialist at the SBA, engaged small business entrepreneurs in a presentation and discussion of the systems involved in government contracting, the various programs and contracting support offered by the SBA, as well as how to prepare/bid on opportunities relevant to the business’ products or services. Attendees were additionally given insight on how to market their firms, craft an effective capability statement, and available resources such as the Pace SBDC to strengthen their proposals. During and after the presentation, attendees had the opportunity to ask questions pertaining to their own businesses.

Whether you’re the owner of a successful business operation looking to do business with the government or you’re looking to launch your startup idea, the Pace SBDC’s in-depth and confidential one-on-one business advisement, training and research can help you achieve your business goals and dreams. Call us at (212) 618-6655 or email us at sbdc@pace.edu to learn more, and to schedule an appointment at no cost to meet with one of our business advisors.

 
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