Breaking The Code On Government Contracting

If you own a business that you want to expand from the commercial market to the government market, then this training session is for you. The government is the largest customer in the world and you should be selling your product or service to your country. Find out how you can expand your business by working with Uncle Sam.

Who Should Attend:

Existing business owners interested in expanding in the government market,
Any business interested in doing work for the federal/state/local government, Entrepreneurs and Businesses interested in learning what successful companies are doing and how they’re doing it

What You Will Learn:

Find out how BIG the government market is
Learn how you can expand your business to government buyers
Find out what your competitors are doing and how you can do the same
Learn one of the best secrets to winning government contracts
How the procurement cycle works
What are the 6 types of relationships which you must have
Learn about set-aside contract opportunities for small businesses
What are certifications and how to qualify for them
How teaming with another company can accelerate your win cycle
Find out how to qualify for government contracts
Plus… much more

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with the link to join the class

Speaker and Presenter Information

Richard Brooks

Richard is a highly skilled business professional who has demonstrated multifaceted skills in Finance, Marketing and Information Systems Management and Development. He brings a wealth of knowledge of business funding, product development, and project management.

Richard received his MBA in Finance and Corporate Strategy from the University of Michigan, and a B.A in Mathematics and Computer Science from Emory University. He owns and operates Progenex Financial Group through which he helps businesses secure funding. He is also a certified Project Management Professional and New Product Development Professional who has worked for Sabre, Inc., Georgia Pacific, The State of Georgia and IBM.