Workshop to be offered to Nashua small businesses

The Center for Women and Enterprise will be hosting an event designed to help entrepreneurs discover how they can sell the goods and services they offer to the federal government.

The workshop, which will be facilitated by the U.S. Small Business Administration, will teach those who participate how to become a contractor to the government. They will learn about the process required for different certifications and the benefits this can provide.

It will also shine a spotlight on how this can be helpful to small business owned by women, veterans, and service disabled, and small disadvantaged businesses. Furthermore, it will also explain the 8(a) business development program and the HubZone program. Promotional Pens and other marketing items can be distributed to each person who attends an information session such as this.

The session will cover why it can be important for an enterprise to be certified and how this can let potential customers and clients know that they have a special status or capability that can make their products or services even more attractive.

The Federal Government Contracting workshop will be held on January 30 at the CWE New Hampshire offices, which are located at 30 Temple Street, Suite 610. More details can be obtained on the organization's website. There is no charge to participate, but those who are interested are asked to RSVP ahead of time.

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