Govology: Never Leave a Question in the Government Evaluator’s Mind

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This workshop requires you first to register with the UH PTAC by selecting the "Register Online" link below. After you have completed the UH PTAC registration, YOU MUST select the "Continue" link and you will be taken to the Govology website. On the Govology website select the "Buy now" link to complete the registration process. If you are an existing UH PTAC client, enter your coupon code during the Govology registration and the training is free for you to attend.

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The information presented in a proposal must be clear and compelling to ensure its success. George Cornwell, an evaluator for the government for 35 years, knows this better than anyone else. He has read too many proposals that fell short because they lacked one or more necessary elements.

The way you present your ideas can make all of the difference between whether people are interested enough to read all the way through to what it is that you’re offering them, as well as being able to easily understand exactly why YOUR services would solve a problem or issue at hand effectively without any additional explanation.

In this webinar, you will learn the following:

• The importance of consistency
• Attention to detail
• Pros and cons for using photos and graphics
• The use of solicitation terminology

Target Audience: marketing professionals to include proposal managers and their teams