The Cobo Center in the heart of Detroit will host the National Veteran Small Business Conference and Expo June 26-29, 2012. Its elegant banquet rooms and over 70 meeting rooms totaling 178,446 square feet equip Cobo Center to accommodate capacities from up to 10,000.
Join nearly 6,000 participants in Detroit for the opportunity to:
Connect with procurement decision makers from other businesses and federal agencies
Expand knowledge through over 200 training and business requirement sessions
Engage with other attendees and gain visibility in the Expo Hall of nearly 500 booths
Use VetGovPartner to facilitate online and onsite networking including face-to-face sessions with senior procurement decision makers.
The Cobo Center in the heart of Detroit will host the National Veteran Small Business Conference and Expo June 26-29, 2012. Its elegant banquet rooms and over 70 meeting rooms totaling 178,446 square feet equip Cobo Center to accommodate capacities from up to 10,000.
Join nearly 6,000 participants in Detroit for the opportunity to:
Connect with procurement decision makers from other businesses and federal agencies
Expand knowledge through over 200 training and business requirement sessions
Engage with other attendees and gain visibility in the Expo Hall of nearly 500 booths
Use VetGovPartner to facilitate online and onsite networking including face-to-face sessions with senior procurement decision makers.
As the largest of its kind, this nationwide conference brings together thousands of attendees from Veteran-Owned and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (VOSB/SDVOSBs), Federal Agencies and departments, and prime contractors to share best practices of how to do business together.
Now in it’s 6th year, the 2011 conference is open to both government and non-government personnel, and gives attendees an opportunity to learn, network, and market their businesses.
View the agenda, exhibitors, and registration information here.
Every real American wants to buy “American Made” goods, so the next time you’re shopping online, please consider checking out the list of Veteran Owned Businesses that you can purchase from. What better way to say “Thank you for your service” than by supporting the livelihood of an American Hero?
One of the best resources for finding such businesses is a website called VeteranOwnedBusiness.com where you can quickly search and find over 6,000 listings. Even better, these listings are free for Veteran Business Owners!
If you know a veteran who owns a business, Military Times Edge Magazineis looking to interview and spotlight those who started their business while still serving active duty, and recently made the transition back to civilian life.
