Tinian small businesses invited to seminar on fed government’s contracting process
Small business owners on Tinian who are interested in learning more about the federal government contracting procedures are invited to attend a business seminar on Friday, Nov. 17, 2023, by the Tinian Small Business Development Center at the Northern Marianas College.
The seminar, which is offered at no-cost to participants, will be conducted by Philip Mendiola-Long, chief executive officer and managing director of Sherman Consulting, LLC, will equip local entrepreneurs with the knowledge and foresight to gear up for the impending wealth of opportunities the Department of Defense projects will bring to the island.
Sherman Consulting, LLC is the leading consulting firm in the Asia-Pacific region that assists U.S. and foreign firms pursue contracting opportunities in Guam and the Mariana Islands. The firm provides extensive and comprehensive services for firms seeking to be involved in the vast opportunities related to infrastructure upgrades in Guam and the Marianas.
This seminar will help small businesses understand the intricacies of the government contracting process, enabling them to compete effectively in the government contracting arena. Additionally, this seminar will address the multitude of personnel needs both inside and outside military facilities.
Both current and aspiring small business owners are invited to attend. This business seminar is an excellent opportunity for Tinian-based small businesses looking to expand their horizons and diversify their revenue streams. By participating in this program, entrepreneurs can gain a competitive edge in the government contracting sector.
The training will be held in Room D of NMC’s Tinian Campus from 9:30am to 11:30am. Interested participants can register at this link: https://marianas.ecenterdirect.com/events/1019136
“The Tinian Small Business Development Center underscores the critical impact of government contracts in catalyzing economic growth and creating avenues for the prosperity of small enterprises. This seminar goes beyond exploring the anticipated build-up’s business prospects; it delves into addressing broader community needs. We extend a warm invitation to all those keen on discovering upcoming business opportunities to participate in this invaluable information session,” said Tinian SBDC director Benjamin Huk Borja,.
For more information, contact Borja at (670) 237-9211 or email benjamin.borja@marianas.edu. Assistance is also provided by the Lead Center at (670) 237-6888 or email administrative office manager Charmaine Hofschneider at charmaine.hofschneider@marianas.edu. (SBDC)
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