
Register for both Federal Government Market webinars this quarter at once. Look for registration confirm emails for each webinar after registering for the Series. Reg Fee:$40
SCORE Washington DC volunteers are experienced entrepreneurs, corporate managers, government leaders and business executives with a diverse set of industries and specialties who volunteer their experience and knowledge to help small business professionals start, develop, and grow businesses in Washington DC, Maryland (Prince Georges & Montgomery County) and Northern Virginia.
Ten local small businesses were honored this week at the SCORE Washington DC annual Client of the Year awards event. SCORE Washington DC provides free mentoring, resources, and training to anyone looking to start or grow a small business.
Register for both Federal Government Market webinars this quarter at once. Look for registration confirm emails for each webinar after registering for the Series. Reg Fee:$40
Learn what's required to be a federal supplier and how to become certified as a federal "small business." Registration Fee: $25
Learn how to identify subcontracting opportunities and market your product or service to prime contractors.Registration Fee:$25
We believe that anyone can start and manage a successful small business. We also know that the road is harder for some than for others. Diverse backgrounds, different voices and unique needs may call for specialized resources and mentoring approaches. SCORE is listening, recognizes these diverse needs, and provides personalized support in a wholly-inclusive platform called SCORE for All.
Since 1964, SCORE has educated and mentored more than 11 million small business owners and entrepreneurs. We're looking for people with diverse backgrounds and experiences to serve in a variety of roles — from knowledgeable business mentors to local community advocates.
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