You’ve heard over and over again that you should register your business as a minority or woman-owned business. But say you’ve done that. Now what?

On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, consultant Jean Kristensen — whose company, Jean Kristensen Associates, provides small, minority and women-owned businesses with tools and resources designed to increase revenues through the acquisition of contracts with government agencies and large corporations — tells you the top four things you should know after you’ve registered your business.

On this episode we discuss:

• The benefits of registering your business as a minority and woman-owned business.
• Businesses that are and are not good for government contracts.
• Why you need to remember local government opportunities.
• Benefits of being a subcontractor.

VISIT JEAN KRISTENSEN & ASSOCIATES: http://www.jeankristensenassociates.com

CONNECT WITH JEAN KRISTENSEN & ASSOCIATES:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JEANKRISTENSENASSOCIATES/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/jeankristensen

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

sba.gov

ContentforWomen.com

Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council

National Minority Supplier Development Council

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[Music: “Time Flux” by Revolution Void]

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