Blog Post by J. Patrick McMahon, of McMahon, Welch and Learned, PLLC. To learn more about the Loudoun GovCon Initiative, click here. Most small business owners do not have an exit strategy. Here’s some common reasons why: 1) My company is too young for an Exit Plan. Surveys vary but it is estimated that 60% […]
Written by Ade Odutola, Solvitur Systems, LLCFor more information about the GovCon Initiative, click here! Lay the groundworkSuccessful teaming occurs long before a solicitation is formally published. Many business owners lay the groundwork for alliances and team arrangements by attending networking events, conferences or local city council meetings. Others get acquainted through business associations and publications, or […]
Thank you to Matt Stavish, Vice President at Republic Capital Access For more information on the GovCon Initaitive, click here! Each month, government contractors meet to network and learn through the Loudoun Chamber’s Government Contracting Initiative Committee and Educational Workshop Series. Below is an expert form a recent series event entitled, Growth Funding for Government […]
We need your Tweets! Our local economy and our safety as a nation is at risk if government agencies are continued to be allowed to choose the lowest price option for defense contracts. Tweet out your support for the our safety and for our jobs! Contact Our Representatives Via Twitter: @SenJohnMcCain@SenatorReid@MacTXPress@RepAdamSmith Copy And Paste this Tweet to […]
Are you attending the “Future Federal Spending and Teaming Opportunities” event on May 3rd? If you’re a Government Contractor, then you don’t want to miss this event! You’ll be able to network with prime contractors such as: Raytheon, Telos, BAE Systems, FCi Federal, CSC, Northrop Grumman. As an added bonus, there will be a Keynote speaker: Dr. […]
Post by Brian Fauls, Loudoun Chamber’s Government Affairs Manager “Kick ’em when they’re up Kick ’em when they’re down Kick ’em when they’re up Kick ’em when they’re down” – Dirty Laundry by Don Henley Politics needs a few (more) good people Most people have probably heard the famous story that upon exiting the Constitutional […]
Brian Fauls, Government Manager In Virginia, our elected officials pride themselves on working out even the thorniest of policy problems in a collegial manner; the so-called “Virginia way.” The most recent case in point was last year’s bipartisan transportation bill, which has already raised $146 million to fund improvements to Northern Virginia’s overtaxed roads. […]