Veterans in Business Conference, March 26 2015

February 26, 2015
Zack Armstrong
NVSBC News

877 We are only one month away from the metro DC area’s longest running Veteran-focused entrepreneurship conference. Not only will Veteran small business owners be able to network with prime contractors and government agency representatives – the VIB is open to Veteran supporting non-profits as well as businesses looking to team with Veteran-owned small businesses.

General Admission: $150

Register Today!

Only 10 Exhibitor Tables Remaining!

Sponsorships Still Available!

2015 Keynote Speaker: Maria Contreras-Sweet became the 24th Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration and a member of President Obama’s Cabinet on April 7, 2014.

She is a successful entrepreneur, business executive, and state cabinet official. Throughout her career in the public and private sector, she has been a champion of diversity, access to capital and equal opportunity for all Americans.

This Year’s Workshops!

The Veterans in Business Conference strives every year to provide not only the best speakers and networking opportunities in the industry, but also to bring you relevant, useful information that will help you start and grow your business. And this year, I am truly proud to feature the following workshops:

The Reconnaissance Trackis designed for small businesses that have little or no experience in federal procurement and/or business ownership. These workshops offer a broad brush from experienced professionals on the aspects of creating a successful veteran owned small business. Workshops include:

Capture Planning, Proposal Development and Win Strategies
Getting and Maintaining Your Security and Facility Clearance
Going Local – City, County and State Government Contracts

The Deployment Trackis designed for veterans who have already broken into the federal marketplace and are seeking knowledge to grow. This track brings seasoned veteran owned contractors and prime contractors in as presenters to inform and inspire owners as they seek to grow their federal procurement businesses. Workshops include: