The Dubois Bunche Center at Medgar Evers College will host an event on January 28, 2024, titled Get Money: MWBE Procurement Opportunities Demystified. This informational session aims to assist local businesses in navigating the complexities of government contracting opportunities, particularly focusing on Minority- and Women-Owned Business Enterprises (MWBEs).
Scheduled from 18:00 to 20:00, the session will take place at Medgar Evers College, located at 1638 Bedford Ave, in the second-floor cafeteria. The event’s primary goal is to break down the intricate procurement processes that can often hinder small businesses from successfully competing for government contracts.
Supporting Local Economic Development
By providing a practical overview of upcoming procurement opportunities, the session seeks to empower MWBEs to position themselves effectively for success in the public sector. Participants will gain valuable insights into the strategies needed to enhance their competitiveness for government contracts.
The Dubois Bunche Center is dedicated to fostering economic empowerment, civic engagement, and equitable access to opportunities. Through education, partnerships, and community-centered programming, the center aims to support local businesses and promote inclusive economic development throughout central Brooklyn and beyond.
Registration for the event is not required, making it easily accessible for interested business owners. This initiative reflects a broader commitment to enhancing economic participation among underrepresented groups in the region.
Enhancing Access and Opportunity
As government contracts can represent significant revenue streams, understanding the procurement process is crucial for MWBEs. This event not only aims to demystify the complexities involved but also provides a platform for business owners to connect with resources and support networks.
By attending, participants will have the chance to engage directly with experts who can offer guidance tailored to their specific business needs. This empowers them to take actionable steps toward securing government contracts, ultimately contributing to the economic vitality of the local community.
In summary, the Get Money event stands as a vital opportunity for MWBEs in Brooklyn, helping to unlock pathways to growth and success within the public sector. Through initiatives like this, the Dubois Bunche Center continues to play a pivotal role in promoting equitable access to economic opportunities.
