TargetGov’s national teleconference, “Writing Winning Government Contract Proposals,” will be held on Thursday December 17, 2009 at 10:00 am PST, 11:00 am MST, noon CST and 1:00 pm EST. In addition to the ability to attend this teleconference, customers will receive a 62 page Toolkit with specific details about Writing Winning Proposals. This toolkit, in conjunction with the teleconference, will cover the skills necessary to respond convincingly to an RFP or task order requirement, as well as the top five reasons for failure, how to prepare for oral presentations, how to request a debrief and what to expect, and determining if a protest is a viable option.
Other covered topics include: the personnel required to write winning proposals, a timeline for the proposal process, uniform proposal format, solicitation and contract types, go-no go decision tips, solicitation analysis, understanding the grading system, costing and pricing tips, and writing and negotiation tips.
“There is much more to writing a winning proposal than writing ability. It takes specific knowledge of what the government looks for in a proposal, and how they score the responses. Only businesses with this knowledge will score highest and win the contracts,” said Gloria Berthold Larkin, President of TargetGov. “This teleconference can help ensure that the time a business spends on its proposal is not wasted, and that a business can come out of the proposal process victorious.”
Expert speakers for this teleconference are Jack Peace, President and Founder of Pease Consulting, Mike Parkinson, founder of Billion Dollar Graphics, and Gloria Berthold Larkin, President of TargetGov.
Jack Pease is the President and Founder of Pease Consulting. Jack has over 20 years of IT and Business Process Outsourcing experience that spans the Federal, State and Local Governments, as well as the Commercial sector. He has managed a portfolio of IT accounts with a total contract value in excess of $100M.
Previously, Jack worked for two of the world’s largest Systems Integration and Consulting firms, CSC and EDS. He also worked for Mobil Oil Corporation, was a High School teacher and coach and a U.S Air Force Captain.
Mike Parkinson has spearheaded multi-billion dollar projects and created thousands of graphics resulting in billions of dollars in increased revenue for his clients. As co-owner of 24 Hour Company, Mike leveraged his design experience to help his partners transform the company into an industry leader. In 2006, he founded Billion Dollar Graphics to offer articles, books, tools, and resources that provide secrets, tips, tricks, strategies, and best practices to non-designers and designers alike.
Gloria Berthold Larkin is the President of TargetGov and the national Procurement Committee Co-Chair for Women Impacting Public Policy. She is an expert at government procurement and related business development and marketing services including minority certification services, contract development, GSA Schedules, proposal management and development, contract administration and federal contracting services.
Register at http://www.targetgov.com, or by calling toll-free at 1-866-579-1346, for only $97.00.
About TargetGov:
TargetGov focuses on government procurement and related business development and marketing services including minority certification services, contract development (GSA Schedules, etc.), business development, proposal management and development, contract administration and expert federal contracting services. The parent company, MOA, provides corporate business development and marketing-related services including current customer analysis to determine profitability, client profiling, targeted prospect identification and list development, database, marketing plan and strategy development, graphic design, marketing communications and calendar development and execution (advertising, direct mail, fax, email, newsletters, postcards, brochures, etc.) Gloria Berthold Larkin is the author of “The Veterans Business Guide: How to Build a Successful Government Contracting Business.” Visit http://www.TargetGov.com
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