FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 14, 2005
Carroll Publishing and the National Women’s Business Center today announced a Strategic Partnership. Carroll Publishing’s web-based GovSearch service provides pinpoint access to 600,000 U.S. government people, positions and programs. The National Women's Business Center (NWBC) is a non-profit organization serving entrepreneurs at all stages of business development, with special emphasis on federal business development through its Procurement Institute. Through this partnership, Carroll Publishing connects its database of government decision makers with the NWBC’s expert business guidance.
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Carroll Publishing, located in Bethesda MD, provides contact information for federal, state, county and municipal governments. Considered the "inside-the-beltway bible,” Carroll's guides the marketing and lobbying efforts of corporations and organizations throughout America. The Carroll database not only offers contact information on key decision makers, but also biographies and photos of 12,000 top leaders, mission statements of federal departments and agencies, daily news about government leaders, Department of Homeland Security News, federal confirmations plus vacant and acting government positions. Carroll's provides the FedSearch, GovSearch and MilSearch web-services for easy-to-navigate comprehensive access to 600,000 decision makers in all branches and levels of government.
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The National Women's Business Center is one of the only organizations in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area dedicated to delivering entrepreneurs in the metro region with high quality, accessibly-priced business training and support to grow their businesses. Founded in July 1996, the Center is comprised of a network of more than 100 regional professionals who serve and instructors and members of the Board of Directors. The Center also welcomes men to its classes and events. A non-profit, 501(c)(3), the Center funding is provided in part by the Small Business Administration's Office of Women's Business Ownership. The Center also receives contributions from corporations, foundations and individual donors. To learn more about the Center and the full range of services available to entrepreneurs who want to start of expand their own business, visit www.wbiznet.biz.
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