U -- How to Market your GSA Schedule
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The contract outlines a seminar titled "How to Market your GSA Schedule," scheduled for Thursday, September 23, 2004, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., with a registration fee of $99. This seminar aims to educate participants on the advantages of holding a schedule contract and effective marketing strategies for engaging Federal agencies. Attendees will gain valuable insights into proven marketing techniques, supported by the fact that Federal agencies procured over $21 billion in products and services from schedule contractors in 2001. Registration must be prepaid to avoid an additional $5 fee at the door, and can be completed online or by phone. The course is associated with NAICS code 611310 and provides a procurement assistance contact, Mary E. McGuire, for further inquiries. It is designed to assist businesses in successfully positioning themselves to sell to Federal agencies by leveraging their GSA Schedule contracts. Additional information and registration options are offered through the provided contact details and links.
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