SEMINAR
SERIES
Get Serious About
Building Your Government Business
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You know it's time! If you've been looking for growth
opportunities, you can't help but have noticed that federal
procurement expenditures have risen very swiftly from $250 billion
in GFY2003 to $322 billion in GFY2004 to an expected $450
billion in GFY2005. That's an 80% growth in just two
years! And in billions!
How can you not look very seriously at this
market?
Do you know how to find the right people --- to identify
opportunities in the "hidden market" --- to get a jump on your
competition --- to acquire a GSA Schedules contract --- to
work a federal prime for a subcontract --- or how to write a
proposal that won't be eliminated? If not, you need to
attend this seminar.
Built from the "in the trenches" personal experiences of the
presenters, it is packed with the "unwritten reality" that you
won't hear at other such seminars. It has been designed
specifically to help those companies who have been working the
federal government market, with or without a GSA Supply Schedule
contract, but with limited or no success. We do not spend time on
the basics for the uninitiated.
Who Should Attend: This event is designed for company
owners, sales and business development executives, contract managers
and administrators, and for government sales and marketing staffs
who recognize the need to understand
how the process really works. Check out the following
testimonials
"I have been to several seminars about selling to the federal
government and this was the most educational, down to earth and one
filled with many examples from speakers who have been there, done it
and know how to present in a common language so anyone can
understand-if someone is thinking about getting serious about
building your gov't business-this seminar is a must prior to
starting the process!!!!! Thanks a million!!!"
Rick Heeren, Sales Executive Midwest
Industries, Inc.
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Morning Session: The Seven "Must Do's" for
Government Sales Success
- A proven 7-step "must do" checklist for selling success
- How to find your in-house champion
- Tools for effective market research
- Buying channels - Understanding the "Hidden Market"
- Getting the attention of the prime contractors
- Writing proposals that won't be eliminated.
Instructor: Tom Allen
Afternoon Session: GSA Schedules &
More--A Business Perspective
- GSA Proposal process
- Common pitfalls preparing a GSA Schedule
- "10 Steps" to vendor selection and contract award
- Post-award vendor responsibilities
- Tips on marketing your GSA Schedule
- Leveraging your GSA Schedule to create opportunities within
Dept. of Homeland Security and state governments.
- GSA On-line resources and competitive information
Instructor: John
Kilian
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About Gtracts:
Gtracts, Inc. is the
premier government sales and marketing consulting firm in the upper
mid-west. Established in 1999, we have offices in Minneapolis and
Orlando. We have provided guidance to more than 200 businesses
nationwide and have taken more than 60 companies through the process
of acquiring a GSA Schedules contract.
About the Instructors:
Tom Allen is the Vice President of Business Development of
Gtracts, which assists businesses in securing government
contracts with marketing, market research, telemarketing and sales. Mr. Allen
has 39 years of experience in working with the Federal Government
through positions with GE, Univac, Sperry, Unisys, MPI and MEDA.
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John Kilian is the President of Gtracts. Mr. Kilian
has 26 years of experience providing a unique blend of government
procurement and contracting management expertise. He has held
various divisional and corporate contracts and pricing positions at
Control Data, Motorola, NCS, MPI and MEDA.
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Why you should attend: Are you positioned now to take
advantage of the upcoming government spending spree? Government
buyers usually spend the winter and spring putting the acquisition
programs together that won't hit the street until the summer or
fall. Buying accelerates through the year into a shopping spree by
mid summer. By late summer, things get really crazy, with the buyer
mindset becoming "spend it or lose it."
When crunch time arrives, a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract
becomes more than a preferred buying vehicle-- it becomes the
clincher. If you don't have a GSA "number" you need to
talk to Gtracts.
If you have a GSA "number", it's time to get focused on what must
be done and how to get it done in order to be in the right position
to take advantage of the spending spree. If you don't know where to
start, you need to talk to Gtracts.
Join us if you need to get your government business
development out of first gear!
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