Who to Know, How to Meet Them & What to Say to Them

Learn the people you need to know and how to meet them. In the government market there are multiple people involved in awarding contracts and any one of them can block you from winning a contract. Learn the key players to know, how to find them and get in front of them, and tips on how to be successful.

Small Business Specialist
Contracting Officer
Contract Specialist
End User
Government Purchase Card Holders
Prime Contractors


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It’s who you know! Who are the people you need to get in front of?
Key players in the purchasing process
Who’s Who in Government Contracting
The Players to Know When Selling to the Government
Understanding Your Buyer in the Federal Market
Who are the key officials and what do they do?
Who is your Buyer?
Who to contact, what to say, and when
Identify your buyers
The key players and their roles and responsibilities

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