U -- Marketing Your GSA Schedule
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This seminar titled "Marketing Your GSA Schedule" is designed to help participants understand the benefits of being a GSA schedule contract holder and offers effective strategies for marketing to Federal agencies. Attendees will gain insights into successful marketing techniques tailored to government procurement, with an emphasis on the substantial purchasing power of Federal agencies, which spent over $21 billion on schedule contracts in 2001. The seminar is scheduled for Thursday, November 29, 2007, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM and is offered at a cost of $99. Those interested in registering or seeking further details can contact the organizers via phone at [phone hidden] or [phone hidden], fax at [phone hidden], email [email hidden], or register online at the provided website. The point of contact for procurement assistance is Mary E McGuire, a Procurement Assistance Specialist reachable at [email hidden] or [phone hidden]. The seminar is part of an initiative aligned with NAICS code 611310, focusing on educational services.
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