? Have you considered the opportunities that government contracting can offer but aren't sure where to start? This event is designed just for you! Introduction to Government Contracts Date: Wednesday, December 18, 2024 Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM (Lunch will be provided) Location: eBridge Center – 1304 E. Adams St. RSVP link in bio. Join us for an informative lunch session. We'll introduce you to the world of government contracts and help you determine if you're eligible for the Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) program. ⭐️ What is the HUB Program? The HUB program is an initiative by the State of Texas aimed at promoting full and equal business opportunities for all businesses in state contracting. It focuses on assisting businesses owned by minorities, women, veterans, and economically disadvantaged individuals to compete effectively for government contracts. By becoming HUB-certified, your business can gain access to a vast network of over 200 Texas agencies, universities, school districts, and large industries that participate in the statewide bidding process. ✅Why Attend This Event? • Determine Your HUB Eligibility: Understand the criteria for HUB certification and how it can benefit your business. • Learn from Experts: Gain insights from the Community Economic Development unit at Prairie View A&M University, who have been successfully guiding businesses like yours since 2018. • Explore the B.I.D. Academy: Find out how our FREE 9-week Business in Development (B.I.D.) Academy can equip you with essential skills to win government contracts. ?About the B.I.D. Academy: A comprehensive program that teaches essential business skills and effective strategies for working with government agencies. Since 2018, the academy has assisted businesses in winning over $2.6 million in government contracts! This event is presented in collaboration with Prairie View A&M University Prairie View A&M University Extension (formerly the Cooperative Extension Program) and the Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation (BCIC).

? Have you considered the opportunities that government contracting can offer but aren't sure where to start? This event is designed just for you!

Introduction to Government Contracts
Date: Wednesday, December 18, 2024
Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM (Lunch will be provided)
Location: eBridge Center – 1304 E. Adams St.
RSVP link in bio.

Join us for an informative lunch session. We'll introduce you to the world of government contracts and help you determine if you're eligible for the Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) program.

⭐️ What is the HUB Program?
The HUB program is an initiative by the State of Texas aimed at promoting full and equal business opportunities for all businesses in state contracting. It focuses on assisting businesses owned by minorities, women, veterans, and economically disadvantaged individuals to compete effectively for government contracts. By becoming HUB-certified, your business can gain access to a vast network of over 200 Texas agencies, universities, school districts, and large industries that participate in the statewide bidding process.

✅Why Attend This Event?
• Determine Your HUB Eligibility: Understand the criteria for HUB certification and how it can benefit your business.
• Learn from Experts: Gain insights from the Community Economic Development unit at Prairie View A&M University, who have been successfully guiding businesses like yours since 2018.
• Explore the B.I.D. Academy: Find out how our FREE 9-week Business in Development (B.I.D.) Academy can equip you with essential skills to win government contracts.

?About the B.I.D. Academy:
A comprehensive program that teaches essential business skills and effective strategies for working with government agencies. Since 2018, the academy has assisted businesses in winning over $2.6 million in government contracts!

This event is presented in collaboration with Prairie View A&M University Prairie View A&M University Extension (formerly the Cooperative Extension Program) and the Brownsville Community Improvement Corporation (BCIC).