PTAC Hosts Free Seminar in Montrose
(FLINT, MICHIGAN) New growth opportunities are available to local businesses large and small through working with the federal government. Explore the possibilities for your business by attending the Flint & Genesee Chamber of Commerce Procurement Technical Assistance Center’s (PTAC) The Truth About Federal Contracts and Grants workshop. The seminar takes place on Tuesday, December 4 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Montrose Public Library.
Dustin Frigy, Director of PTAC for the Regional Chamber says that the Federal government purchases almost everything including products and services.
“Federal government purchases represent a $500 billion market place,” said Frigy. “Businesses large and small can benefit from working with the Federal government. If you come to the seminar on December 4, we will show you the nuts and bolts of government contracting, so that you can explore the possibilities for your business.”
Attendees also will learn about the services and support the Regional Chamber PTAC has available to help with the contracting process. The workshop will benefit management and employees who currently support or have an interest in facilitating government contracting within their companies.
The seminar focuses on the following topics:
- Differences between Contracts and Grants
- Getting Registered as a Federal Vendor
- Small Business Programs and Certifications
- Finding Bid Opportunities
- Products and Services the Federal Government Buys
- Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
There is no cost to attend, but reservations are required. The Montrose Public Library is located at 241 Feher Drive in Montrose.
To register call Chelsea Schutz at (810) 600-1437 or email .
About the Flint & Genesee Chamber of Commerce
The Flint & Genesee Chamber of Commerce (www.flintandgenesee.org) is the voice of business and community advocacy in Genesee County. The Regional Chamber is over 100 years old, was established before the Michigan Chamber of Commerce and is a founding member of the United States Chamber of Commerce.
Two words describe the Regional Chamber as it enters its second century of service: collaboration and partnership. It is our goal to work with government, business, education and nonprofit organizations to support the growth and development of the community economically, culturally and socially.