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What Are People Saying About the TargetGov Teleconference Experience?
The entire experience was first-rate! G. Zelitzky
The best part is having the ease of taking part in the teleconference no matter where I had to be that day. A. Tsakanikas
The teleconference was absolutely "outstanding"
The tool kit as well as yours and Beth's comments were excellent !
Teleconferencing is far more efficient and much less expensive than the alternative.
Thank you, J. Whitworth
I think the teleconference format is very convenient...in fact, I actually listened to one of the conferences while driving back from a meeting with Army representative. Registering and attending is always super easy. R. Alexander
Was impressed with the registration process. Getting the toolkit link was easy. Download was easy. Dialing in was flawless. Very easy process. Name withheld as requested
Registration was easy, conference was valuable. I'll definitely attend other ones.
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Greetings!
Attitude, it is all attitude. What is your attitude today? You have total control over your attitude and every day you make a choice to have it support you in reaching your goals (or not) and in being the kind of person (leader, follower, boss, employee, friend, family, and even stranger) that you want to be, or not.
Meet your challenges head on, ask for help when needed, and help others to meet their challenges. Enjoy your day, learn something new and teach something new to someone who wants to learn.
I had to take my own advice this week. I slipped and dislocated my kneecap one evening. It was a scary scene, seeing my knee looking so strange, not to mention painful. My husband immediately came to my aid, and after icing the knee and moving the kneecap back into place we went to the ER for an X-ray and treatment.
Yikes, what a mess, tight? Well, it was not so bad. The good news is nothing was broken, wrapping and icing down the knee was all that was needed until the follow-up visit the following week. I had the help of a wonderful, calm husband, God helped slip the bone back where it should have been, and the doctor was knowledgeable and kind. The 5 hour wait was frustrating, but seeing those around me in worse shape, especially the children, was sobering. By the time I could go home and make it to bed, I realized that it all could have been so much worse.
My attitude is better, I am grateful that it was not so bad, and that recuperation is now relatively painless. I learned new things about anti-inflammatory drugs and the value of icing an injury, and how wonderful it is when those who love you, instantly step up and are there when you need them. What a true blessing.
Here's hoping you are ready to enjoy a great weekend and of course, let me know if we can help you set and reach your government contracting goals. Our team is here to help!
Gloria Berthold Larkin
President, TargetGov
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How to Cut Through the Clutter, Chatter & Confusion of Social Media Teleconference
 NOW AVAILABLE, on demand: the complimentary "Cut Through Social Media" teleconference. With the help of the widely renowned social media guru Joan Stewart, we guide you through the various blunders and myths about the vast world of Internet networking. In addition to providing a map through social networking, we offer tactics that can bolster your exposure without upsetting your budget. See how social media has infiltrated new arenas such as government agencies and global businesses and how you can further your reach to an abundance of new customers. Social media is no longer merely entertainment it is a vital medium for future success. |
BRAC Deadline Will be Met, at a Cost More Work for Contractors to Meet Deadline
Pentagon leaders say they're committed to completing all construction projects and employee moves related to the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure process by the September 2011 deadline, even if it costs more to do so.
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21 Things That Became Obsolete This Decade
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WIPP Summarizes the SBA's Proposed Rule on the Women's Procurement Program.
The summary contains the eighty-three industries, identified by their four digit NAICS code, that are eligible to participate in the program. To read the entire summary, click here. |
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Federal court gives HUBZone program priority
A federal judge has thrown a wrench into the Obama administration's small-business contracting policy by ruling that agencies must give priority to businesses in economically depressed areas when setting aside contracts for small businesses.
The U.S. Court of Federal Claims determined that the Small Business Act requires contracting officers to consider companies in the Small Business Administration's Historically Underutilized Business Zone (HUBZone) program before opening contracts to firms in the 8(a) and service-disabled, veteran-owned small business set-aside programs. Click here for the link.
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7 Do's and 1 Don't for Avoiding Conflicts of Interest
Confused about how the conflict of interest issue affects government contracts?Click here for more information to keep you out of trouble. |
 
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