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2018 AUSA Small Business Seminar

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The U.S. Army Office of Small Business Programs is conducting its 6th annual Small Business Seminar on October 9-10, 2018, in conjunction with the Association of United States Army (AUSA) annual meeting in Washington, D.C., at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. The seminar focuses on the theme "Small Business: Army's Readiness Enabler" and features panels and keynote speakers discussing critical topics such as safeguarding defense information and exploring international trade opportunities. The event also includes a matchmaking session designed to connect small businesses with buyers from federal agencies and the private sector supporting the Department of Defense. Approximately 600 industry professionals and military exhibits will participate in this comprehensive event. Attendance at this two-day seminar is free but requires prior registration through the AUSA meeting website, with attendees needing to provide valid government-issued identification upon entry. The seminar is particularly aimed at businesses in identified socio-economic categories interested in doing business with the Army, offering a valuable networking and partnership-building opportunity with industry experts. For additional details or questions regarding the Small Business Seminar, designated contacts such as Sharon R. Morrow, the Small Business Liaison for SBIR/STTR and Mentor-Protege Program, are available.

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U.S. Army hosts free 2018 Small Business Seminar in D.C. for networking, trade, and security topics.

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541990 - All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

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Sharon R. MorrowSmall Business Liaison for SBIR/STTR and Mentor-Protege Program

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The U.S. Army Office of Small Business Programs is hosting its 6th annual Small Business Seminar October 9-10, 2018 during the Association of United States Army (AUSA) annual meeting in the nation's capital. Focusing on the event's theme: Small Business: Army's Readiness Enabler, the seminar will spotlight panels and key speakers addressing topics such as safeguarding defense information, international trade opportunities and more. The seminar will also include a matchmaking session designed to pair small businesses with buyers from the federal government and private sector that support the Department of Defense and other federal agencies. Held at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center; the AUSA annual event will host more than 600 industry professionals and military exhibits. Equally important, the seminar will address identified socio-economic categories and the firms seeking to do business with the Army. We invite you to join the small business seminar. The two-day seminar is free. However, you must register at: www.ausameetings.org/2018annualmeeting/, then choose yes to attend the Small Business Seminar. You may use this invitation as your relationship with the Army if you do not have any other connection with the Army. As a reminder, all attendee must provide state or federal government-issued identification upon entering the convention center. This is an opportunity to connect with industry experts to establish new partnerships. For additional event information visit AUSA. Questions about the Small Business Seminar can be submitted to michael.a.dorsey4.ctr@mail.mil (703-693-6116) or james.c.lloyd20.civ@mail.mil.

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