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Strategy
Grow Your Business Through Certification and Contracting
| Instructor | Clovia Hamilton, founder, Lemongrass Consulting Clovia Hamilton founded Lemongrass Consulting, Inc. with 20 years of experience in government. Lemongrass provides professional strategic planning services related to organizational assessments, business process improvements, intellectual property strategy, community outreach, and government contracting strategy. Clovia has a multi-disciplinary background in law, engineering, planning, and management, which enables the firm to offer clients a broad range of services that optimize their return on investment and their end results. In addition to consulting, Clovia teaches government contracting at Georgia Tech’s Procurement Assistance Center and helps manage small business programs for local governments in Georgia.
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| Date | January 24, 2012 |
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Invest in your business by pursuing government contracts. Certification as a minority- or women-owned business opens opportunities for growth that you may be overlooking. The law requires that 5% of government contracts and contracts with corporations doing business with the government go to minority- or woman-owned businesses. Certification gives you a competitive edge when bidding on government contracts. | |
