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On October 1, 2024, The ASBC will host the 2025 Fiscal Year Insight Summit presented by Infotrend in Hanover, MD. This is two events in one with the Federal Foresight Keynote Panel and breakout sessions during the day, and the Fiscal New Year's Bash beginning at 5:30 PM. Lauren Oliver of Accenture Federal Services is a futurist I connected with to moderate the keynote panel. I made the right choice, and you'll think so, too. Enjoy!
Are you nourished?
Being nourished means having what you need to achieve growth, sustain health, and generally be in good condition, and that's why I host this program.
Doing business with the U.S. Government is an opportunity that brings great rewards but can also present severe consequences for buyers and sellers. What many see as a viable business opportunity is directly tied to the well-being and security of our Nation.
We'll talk about how to engage, and why. We'll hear from experts from Government and from Industry sharing what they see, and what you should know. In the end, you will have quality insights to leverage as you make your decisions.
- Go-To-Guy
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