Information workshop for minority, women, and disadvantaged business certifications

Mark your calendars for a no charge, information session to get certified for minority, women, and disadvantaged small businesses in Washington State.

When: July 23, between 10 and 11:30.

Where: WSU Research and Technology Park

1610 NE Eastgate Blvd., Suite 650 
Pullman, WA  99163

Washington State Office of Minority and Women’s Enterprises (OMWBE), the lead agency for Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises (OMWBE), will be on WSU campus, Pullman for an information session on the various certifications available as an entrée into government contracting.

According to the OMWBE announcement, “Although OMWBE is the sole certifying agency for minority, women, and disadvantaged small businesses in Washington State, it is important that business owners be aware of all options when it comes to certifications. However, it is not only about government contracting. Many private sector companies recognize and use OMWBE’s state certified firms for their supplier diversity goals such as Boeing and Costco.”

For details on 35 workshop locations and registrations across the state, visit: https://omwbe.wa.gov/get-certified-events-schedule/ .

For additional questions, contact Aziz Makhani, Small Business Development Center Advisor, 509.335.8081 or Gretchen Borck of OMWBE at 360-664-9750.

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