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Job #1: Customer Service % of its annual
contracting budget to be spent with “Veteran-owned” companies.Keeping your customers happy is probably the most important job your company has. If customers feel good about your company and the products or services it provides, they will not only be less inclined to switch suppliers, they will be more inclined to increase the amount of business they do with you. In today's hyper-competitive marketplace, keeping customers happy requires more than just "doing your job." You must make customers feel that they are getting what they paid for, and more. And you must avoid becoming complacent and taki ·That measly 3% equals $9 Billion a year in lost revenue to the Fortune 1000. It gets even worse because the Fortune 1000 companies are also given incentives to spend 3% of their revenues with Veteran-owned businesses. Mo Metal Detectors Ratings Corporate America is missing a HUGE opportunity! Most
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contracting budget to be spent with “Veteran-owned” companies.Perhaps the most important business transaction you will ever pursue is the sale of your business. Many business owners attempt to do it themselves and when asked if they got a good deal, many respond with “I think so,” or “I got my asking price,” or “I really don’t know,” or “It was a disaster.” Often times these very capable business people approach the sale of their business with less formality than in the sale of a home. The purpose of this article is to answer the questions – Why would I use a business broker and what am I getti ·That measly 3% equals $9 Billion a year in lost revenue to the Fortune 1000. It gets even worse because the Fortune 1000 companies are also given incentives to spend 3% of their revenues with Veteran-owned businesses. Most companies try to achieve that goal by searching for Veteran-owned sub-contractors. That adds up to a total of $84 Billion per year that the government wants to spend with Veterans. ·Currently, the government is considering legislation that will increase the percentage of their contracting budget to 9% that will be spent with Veterans. ·That will be $27 Billion a year that the Fortune 1000 companies won’t be able to get their hands on. When you add in the 9% of the Fortune company “targets”, the amount increases to a staggering $252 Billion every year! Now, how can the Fortune 1000 companies capitalize on these facts? Easy! Outsource their Veterans! What do I mean by that? I suggest they “spin off” their Veterans into a company that is at least 51% owned by Veterans. The Fortune companies can still be a “minority” investor and in fact, should make that kind of investment to ensure there is enough capital to make the “spin off” successful. The Veterans already know the product. They know the company processes for ordering and servicing the product. More importantly, many of them know the government process for ordering and purchasing! Now, the Fortune company would h
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