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Empowering Small Businesses Through Procurement Opportunities

On April 24, 2024, Dr. Keisha Grey, founder of Grey and Associates and Our Cultural Legacy, joined the Small Business Procurement Boot Camp in Lauderhill, FL, as a presenter and moderator. This impactful event, hosted by City of Lauderhill Commissioner Melissa P. Dunn in partnership with the South Florida Anchor Alliance, brought together local entrepreneurs, government officials, and industry experts to explore new pathways for small businesses to succeed in government contracting.

Held at Veterans Park, this dynamic workshop provided participants with invaluable tools and insights, including:

• Unlocking Growth Opportunities: Entrepreneurs learned how to tap into government contracting opportunities to fuel business expansion and growth.
• Navigating Procurement with Confidence: Experts simplified the complexities of procurement, empowering attendees to approach contracts strategically and successfully.
• Forging Valuable Connections: With a collaborative environment, participants had the chance to build relationships with fellow business owners, government representatives, and industry leaders, paving the way for meaningful partnerships.
• Strategic Insight for Success: Attendees gained access to the City of Lauderhill’s purchasing projections, offering a clear roadmap to align their business strategies with upcoming opportunities.

Dr. Grey’s leadership and expertise were instrumental in fostering dialogue and encouraging collaboration. Her presence highlighted the importance of capacity building, a cornerstone of Our Cultural Legacy’s mission, by equipping small businesses with the knowledge and connections needed to thrive in competitive markets.

Looking Ahead

This event underscores the potential for transformative growth when small businesses and community leaders come together. As Dr. Grey emphasized during the session, “Collaboration is key to ensuring that businesses, especially small and minority-owned, are equipped to succeed in government contracting and beyond.”

Stay tuned for more collaborative opportunities where Our Cultural Legacy continues to support local businesses and community initiatives.