Small Business Government Communicators Network

Bringing together creative organizations to win government business
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What is the SBGCN?

The Small Business Government Communicators Network brings together communicators and creative organizations to pursue and win government opportunities.  SBGCN facilitates member teaming, hosts events with industry and government to improve collaboration, and also promotes the use of small businesses to the government when appropriate. 

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Who are Government Communicators?

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Every year the federal government purchases billions of dollars of communications services from the world's most creative and innovative organizations. These businesses support the government by helping the government promote important programs or inspire action.  Government communicators are in the following industries:

 

 

  • Advertising, Public Relations and Public Affairs
  • Graphic and Web Design
  • Film and Video
  • Event and Event Management
  • Marketing Research

News and Events

June 13, 2012

Join us for a free 30 minute webinar at 1 pm EDT where we will provide an introductory overview of SBGCN and discuss how joining SBGCN can increase your exposure to other creatives and communicators working on behalf of the government. Register here.

May 16, 2012

The Department of the Navy issued a solicitation for content marketing support set-aside for a small business.  The contractor will provide writing services for emails, blogs, print media, social media and content for the website at the Center for Ethical Leadership.

 

Join us for a free 30 minute webinar at 1 pm EDT where we will provide an introductory overview of SBGCN and discuss how joining SBGCN can increase your exposure to other creatives and communicators working on behalf of the government. Register here

May 4, 2012

The Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration (WSFR) Program released a solicitation set-aside for small businesses for a contractor to develop a communications plan for the WSFR Program.  The need includes creating and implementing the communications plan.