When

Tuesday November 19, 2013 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM CST
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Where

John C. Stennis Space Center 
StenniSphere, Building 1200
Stennis Space Center, MS 39529
  


 
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Contact

Laurie Jugan 
Mississippi Enterprise for Technology 
228-688-1192 
ssc-mset@mail.nasa.gov 
 

November 19, 2013 Stennis Business Consortium Meeting 

The next general meeting of the Stennis Business Consortium (SBC) is scheduled for Tuesday, November 19 at 1:00pm in the auditorium of the StenniSphere, Building 1200, at Stennis Space Center.   There is no cost for the event; however, registration is required.

This meeting will focus on resource business providers – those nonprofit organizations that can help your business take the next step.   Speakers from the following agencies have confirmed:

  •  Mississippi Enterprise for Technology (MSET)
  •  Mississippi Development Authority’s (MDA’s) Existing Industry Support Program
  •  Innovation Center’s Business 101 classes and Export Bootcamp Program
  •  Mississippi Dept. of Employment Security and WIN Job Centers
  •  South Mississippi Planning & Development District’s (SMPDD’s) Revolving Loan Fund
  •  University of Southern Mississippi (USM) Polymer Institute’s Prototyping Capability

These Mississippi-based resources will be partnered with their Louisiana counterparts for an informal matchmaking session following the presentations.  In addition to the agencies listed above, the following have been invited to be available for brief discussions on their services to small businesses:

  • Gulf Coast Intellectual Property Association (GCIPA)
  • Louisiana Technology Transfer Office (LTTO)
  • Louisiana Workforce Commission
  • Magnolia Business Alliance (MBA)
  • Mississippi Development Authority’s (MDA) Minority Business Program
  • Mississippi Federal and State Technology (MS-FAST)’s Phase 0 SBIR Support
  • Mississippi Export Assistance Center
  • Small Business Administration (SBA)
  • South Mississippi Contract Procurement Center (SMCPC)

SBC’s mission is to provide a mechanism for federal and state agencies, local institutions, and businesses to exchange information on small business goals, needed and emerging technologies, upcoming procurement requirements and opportunities, and issues dealing with existing procurement regulations.