FOUR WAYS TO WIN MORE PROPOSALS
By Kim Watters In this month’s GovCorner, we are talking about concrete ways that you can do to win more and stress less. In this article, I present four ways you can identify and win […]
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National Women’s Health Week: What’s Mental Health Got to Do With It?
By Nicole Greene, Acting Director of the Office on Women’s Health, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. As women, we’re often the caretakers of our families. We make sure everyone is happy and healthy […]
SBA’s New Mentor-Protégé Program Is a Powerful Business Development Tool
By Jon Williams and Ambika Biggs Working with the federal government is not for the faint of heart. Whether you have done it for years, or are just thinking about entering the federal market, there […]
Annual Department of Energy’s Small Business Forum Returns to Kansas City, MO in May 2017
DOE2017 is focused on increasing opportunities for small businesses within the agency Washington, DC, November 5, 2016 – The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU), the largest […]
USDA Seeks Applications for Grants to Help Socially Disadvantaged Rural Businesses
USDA Seeks Applications for Grants to Help Socially Disadvantaged Rural Businesses USDA Rural Business-Cooperative Administrator Sam Rikkers today announced that USDA is seeking applications for grants to provide assistance to socially-disadvantaged business groups in […]
Putting the Health Back in Health IT A Profile of Claude Hines
By Brian Friel Today, Claude Hines and his business partner Frank Tucker preside over a 70-employee business that handles a critical interagency case management system for military and veteran health. Their company, MicroHealth LLC, […]
2016 NMSDC Conference
NMSDC Conference DON’T MISS THE NATION’S PREMIER FORUM ON MINORITY SUPPLIER DEVELOPMENT
Denver: Open for Business
Why the Mile High City May be the Best Kept Secret for African American Entrepreneurs By Alfonzo Porter MEA Editor, Western USA With a small African American population of roughly 11%, according to its 2014 […]
Study: New Clean Air Rules Will Cost Black Jobs
By Quin Hillyer, Urban News Service Thousands of black coal miners, truck drivers and factory workers will lose their jobs as new clean air regulations take effect, says Harry Alford, president of the National […]
U.S., Ghana Announce Food for Progress Agreements to Increase Agricultural Productivity
ACCRA, Ghana, Deputy Agriculture Secretary Krysta Harden and Ghanaian Minister of Food and Agriculture Fifi Kwetey will announce two Food for Progress agreements today to support agricultural development and trade within Ghana’s poultry sector. “The […]