OMWBE 201 Certification Workshop on January 23 - City of Tacoma

Tacoma, WALocal News

The City of Tacoma is excited to announce the OMWBE 201 Certification Workshop scheduled for January 23, designed specifically for minority- and women-owned businesses. This workshop aims to demystify the certification process that is essential for access to public contracts, providing attendees with critical information and guidance. Local business owners will benefit from expert-led sessions that cover the intricacies of obtaining certification, enhancing their opportunities for growth and success. The workshop also serves as a networking platform, allowing participants to connect with fellow entrepreneurs and industry professionals. Tacoma’s initiative reflects its dedication to promoting diversity and inclusion in the local economy, ensuring that all businesses have equitable access to opportunities.

By attending, businesses can position themselves more effectively in the marketplace and increase their chances of winning contracts. Registration is open, and interested entrepreneurs are encouraged to secure their spots early. This event not only supports individual business aspirations but also contributes to the overall economic vitality of Tacoma.

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