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This seminar will provide you with two dozen specific and actionable suggestions that will improve your results from business development. You will hear of actual successes and failures, what worked and what proved costly. We will show you how to identify and quantify markets, harvest value, drive revenue, build an advisory board that will turbo-charge your business development, survive and thrive after graduating from set-aside programs and work with larger partners without getting either buried or eaten. Click here for more information.
Advisory Services: TFC provides advisory services to government contractors:
Incubation: We partner with teams and existing companies, arrange funding for acquisition and/or expansion and help our partners win big in the federal space. Our partnerships have as their primary objective to buy an existing company and build it to a level that attracts strategic buyers.
If you think you and your team are a good candidate for The Federal Circle, contact us.
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Breaking News
Latest Headlines
- - Police are questioning the three Pakistan players accused of corruption, while the ICC says that the players implicated have a disciplinary case to answer.
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Federal Times
- - The Kaiser Family Foundation today released a sobering report about the state of health care costs in America. Employees are paying on average $4,000 per year for their share of family health care coverage this year. That’s 14 percent, or $482, more than they paid last year. That far outpaces the overall 3 percent increase [...]
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GovCon Executive
- - The space agency has unveiled NASA App HD, a new mobile application for the iPad providing videos, stories and NASA information all in one place. The application is free, and a smaller-screen version can also be downloaded for the iPhone and iPod touch. The customizable application features launch information and countdown clocks, mission information, a [...]
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The Economist – Top Stories
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The internet has become too important for governments to ignore GOVERNMENTS are increasingly finding ways to enforce their laws in the digital realm. The most prominent is China’s “great firewall”. But China is by no means the only country erecting borders in cyberspace. The OpenNet Initiative, an advocacy group, lists more than a dozen countries that block internet content for political, social and security reasons. They do not need especially clever technology: governments go increasingly after dominant online firms because they are easy to get hold of. In April Google published the numbers of requests it had received from official agencies to remove content or provide information about users. For more on how governments and companies are erecting borders in cyberspace see article. More Daily charts ...
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Business
- - ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3/PRNewswire/ --Financial Blog, ChristianPF.com released an article that looks at 9 creative ways to say "thank you" when you want to go just a little above and beyond the norm.
An excerpt from the article...
A lot of respect can be earned or lost by our ability to say thanks. It ma
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Environment
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MELVILLE, N.Y., Sept. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- The Hain Celestial Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: HAIN), a leading natural and organic products company providing consumers with A Healthy Way of Life™, today announced that the Company is scheduled to participate in Barclays Back-to-School Consumer Conference on
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