The ASBCs of Government Contracting: OFCCP Director Patricia Shiu

The ASBCs of Government Contracting™ provides practical and up-to-date information on running a business and finding and winning business as a government contractor and subcontractor. Topics presented are selected based on information collected through ongoing surveys and member feedback, and are presented by Industry veterans and current and former Government officials sharing their acquired experiences. The goal? Delivering accurate and timely information which has immediate relevance to B2G business activities.

For this special breakfast edition event, we'll be joined by Director Patricia A. Shiu of the Department of Labor's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) who will provide an overview of the mission of her office and facilitate an insightful discussion related to key rules enforced by the OFCCP that have direct impact on government contractors and their employees and contractors.

Pre-Registration Cost:
$55 for Corporate Members/$65 for Associate Members/$95 for Not Yet Members

Onsite Registration Cost:
$70 for Corporate Members/$90 for Associate Members/$110 for Not Yet Members

The ASBCs of Government Contracting™ is produced and presented by the Staff and Members of The American Small Business Coalition. Registration fee includes breakfast.

The ASBC Event Policy is in effect. Space is limited.

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Speaker and Presenter Information

Director Patricia Shiu Prior to being appointed Director of the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs at the Department of Labor by President Obama, Patricia A. Shiu served as the Vice President for Programs at the Legal Aid Society-Employment Law Center in San Francisco. Ms. Shiu joined the Employment Law Center in 1983 as a staff attorney where she focused primarily on employment discrimination, including sex, LGBT, national origin, disability and race-based discrimination and harassment individual and class action cases. Ms. Shiu was the Director of the Society�s Work and Family Project and advocated for the passage of California�s Family Rights Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, and Paid Sick Leave. She has litigated numerous cases under these laws. Ms. Shiu has also litigated educational access class action cases under Title IX and disability laws. Ms. Shiu began her legal career as an associate with Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro in San Francisco. She was the President of California Women Lawyers in 1987. She was appointed to the Civil Rights Reviewing Authority for the Department of Education in 1993 by Secretary Richard Riley. She served as the Vice President of the National Employment Lawyers Association. She was recognized in 2009 with the Joe Morozumi Lifetime Achievement Award. She is the 2002 recipient of the Abby J. Leibman Pursuit of Justice Award, and the Pacific Asian American Bay Area Coalition's Women Warrior Award. Ms. Shiu is a graduate of the University of San Francisco School of Law.