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Government Contracting for Small Business (Washington SBDC)
The U.S. government spends more than $300 billion annually on 4,000 categories of goods and services, from airplane parts to zippers. Nearly a quarter of that total is set aside for small businesses. Selling to the federal government has significant benefits—good compensation, on-time payment, long contracts—but first you need to understand the rules. Join experts from the SBA’s Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) {washingtonptac.org} and the Washington Small Business Development Center (SBDC) {wsbdc.org} at a monthly roundtable to learn more about government contracting and how your business can qualify. The presenters will be Jody O’Connor, Washington PTAC Counselor at the...
Lean Strategies for Developing a Business Model (Washington SBDC)
Entrepreneurial thinking and the ability to adapt your business to changing circumstance has never been more important. Business modeling is a tactic that can help you quickly document your business ideas, test your assumptions and identify a viable path forward. Join us for an introduction to the business model canvas and lean strategies for developing a business model. Register at https://wsbdc.ecenterdirect.com/events/99271173.
Energize Your Business – Money Strategy (Washington SBDC)
The Energize Your Business series is designed for small business owners who have owned and operated their business for at least one year and are looking to grow or expand. The three-part series will cover tips, tools, and strategies to help small business owners manage their money, time, and customers to provide a path for sustainable growth. More information: https://wsbdc.org/event/energize-your-business-money-strategy/
Creating Profitable Marketing Strategies (Washington SBDC)
Learn how to build a marketing strategy for your business to grow each member of your audience to their maximum potential of revenue, referrals, or loyalty. After all, better marketing means more sales! Register: https://wsbdc.ecenterdirect.com/events/99271158.
Surviving COVID-19 Virtual Seminar (WFEA)
“Surviving COVID-19” Free Virtual Seminar, presented by the Washington Festivals Events Association King County Chapter. More information: https://wfea.org/page-18145.
Energize Your Business – Manage The Money Stress
The Energize Your Business series is designed for small business owners who have owned and operated their business for at least one year and are looking to grow or expand. The three-part series will cover tips, tools, and strategies to help small business owners manage their money, time, and customers to provide a path for sustainable growth Hosted by Seattle Public Library, Women’s Business Center and Washington SBDC. Register at https://www.spl.org/programs-and-services/business/business-calendar?trumbaEmbed=view%3Devent%26eventid%3D147330250.
#WeGotThisWA Series: 2020 Business in the Northwest Report
Washington State University's Carson College of Business surveyed over 300 PNW business leaders for their 2020 Business in the Northwest report, and found that although most businesses have experienced significant hardships due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, Pacific Northwest (PNW) business leaders are confident they have the necessary skills and resources to navigate the crisis. Join us to get the findings of the report from Carson College Dean Chip Hunter, who will also moderate a panel of local business leaders sharing their experiences navigating the unprecedented challenges of this year and why they remain optimistic.
Succeeding in International Trade during the COVID-19 Era (Washington SBDC)
Markets outside our borders represent 80% of the world’s purchasing power. Are you missing out on international sales opportunities? How is international trade different during the COVID-19 era? What are the resources available to help? This webinar will cover what exporters need to consider as they engage in international trade during this difficult time. We will also share resources available to help. You will have opportunities to ask questions after the presentations. The presenters are Washington SBDC advisors Allan Peterson, Ellie He, and Vern Jenkins. Topics will include: · Utilizing market research resources to identify your export markets · Connecting...