SARAH BROUDE

SARAH BROUDE specializes in creative and cultural program management within the federal contracting space, leveraging deep expertise in arts administration, public engagement strategy, and event coordination under the NAICS 711510 classification for arts, sports, and entertainment services. The contractor delivers tailored solutions for cultural initiatives, community-based programming, and public-facing performance events, ensuring alignment with federal mission objectives in education, heritage preservation, and civic enrichment. Technical capabilities include grant compliance, stakeholder engagement frameworks, performance evaluation methodologies, and logistics coordination for multi-site cultural operations. A key differentiator is the integration of inclusive design principles and community-centered planning to enhance accessibility and representation in federally funded cultural projects. Agency experience cannot be characterized due to insufficient award history. While the contractor operates within the federal ecosystem, no specific agencies or recurring contract patterns can be identified from available data. The primary NAICS code 711510 reflects a focus on providing administrative and operational support for arts and entertainment services, including program development, cultural outreach, and event management for public institutions. This vertical specialization positions the contractor to support agencies engaged in humanities, public broadcasting, museum partnerships, and federally sponsored arts initiatives, though no specific verticals or market segments are discernible from current records. SARAH BROUDE is a woman-owned small business structured as a 2J entity, indicating a small business concern owned and controlled by women. Based in Minneapolis, MN, the contractor maintains a localized operational footprint with potential to serve regional federal offices and national programs requiring culturally responsive service delivery. The Woman-Owned Business certification enhances eligibility for targeted set-aside contracts and underscores commitment to diversity in federal contracting. No additional certifications or accreditations are indicated in the provided data.