Join us on Tuesday, January 20th for this FREE webinar, How to Win with TFN, presented by TFN Lending. This webinar introduces participants to TFN Lending’s approach to financing and long-term partnership building for small and medium-sized businesses in the Government Contracting and Commercial sectors. Attendees will learn about TFN Lending’s 35-year history, its role […]
Enter the code: VBOCR26 when you register! The GSA MAS program is a major federal contracting vehicle that gives businesses access to long-term, government-wide contracts. However, qualifying and applying for a schedule requires time, resources, and a clear understanding of federal procurement rules. This session provides a practical overview of the program and helps businesses […]
QuickBooks training is like having a trusted business accountant with you every step of the way! With this power-packed one day training, learn how to: Generate professional invoices, purchase orders, receipts and more. Produce detailed financial reports to track your company’s progress. Keep close tabs on all your accounts payables and receivables. Organize, file and […]
Enter the code: VBOCR26 when you register! In this session, you’ll learn how micro-purchases work, why recent threshold increases have made them more valuable than ever, and how small businesses can use them as a low-barrier entry point into government sales. We’ll show you how micro-purchases can help you get your foot in the door, […]
The buzz in the business industry is SDVOSB- Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business Certifications. Do you want to sell your products or services to the State/Government and receive preferential treatment applying for certifications? Or would you like to market your business as Veteran or Service-Disabled Veteran Business Owned? Amy Amoroso Director VBOC Region II […]
Enter the code: VBOCR26 when you register! Government contracts are won on paper but delivered through the supply chain. For small contractors, the difference between profitable growth and costly penalties often comes down to how well their supply chain is managed. Yet many GovCon firms still operate reactively—putting performance, margins, and growth opportunities at risk. […]