Events for September 11, 2025
Industrial Sewing Program
The Industrial Sewing Program prepares trainees for a career in the sewn trades, an industry that has a rich tradition in the region and is experiencing a resurgence. Sewing technicians are in HIGH demand and can make anywhere from $15/hr starting to $20-30/hr for experienced sewers. Most manufacturers are looking for sewing technicians that have some basic experience with industrial machines, so this workshop is the perfect foot-in-the-door with area manufacturers.
USSOCOM Technical Experimentation – Human Machine Teaming
Human Machine Teaming USSOCOM conducts Technical Experimentation (TE) events throughout the United States with Government, academia, and private industry representation. Provides a unique opportunity for technology developers to interact […]
Stoll M1 Plus Innovation and Training Center
Your courses will be taught by industry leading flat knitting professionals with a mixture of both theoretical and real world experience. Instructors will work with students directly and format the classes to ensure individual goals are achieved!
Opps Talk Series
Virtual-ZoomOpps Talks will spotlight key federal contract opportunities for North Carolina businesses. Each session will include presentation and discussion of timely, high-impact contract solicitations from the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, other federal agencies, and installations and commands in North Carolina and neighboring states — including traditional acquisitions, multiple award contract vehicles (IDIQ, MATOC/MACC), research and development (including SBIR/STTR/BAAs) opportunities and other significant announcements.
Exploring Untapped Labor Pools – Webinar
Recruiting Veterans for Manufacturing Career Are you a manufacturer struggling to find skilled workers to fill your open positions? Look no further than veterans. These highly trained individuals possess unique […]
SBA: MySBA Certification Training ~ Certification Eligibility Requirements
This webinar will provide education on the regulatory requirements for MySBA certification programs, review the respective governing documents and common disqualifiers. Topics may include, but not be limited to: Veteran validation, third-party certification, social-disadvantaged narratives, HUBZone calculations, etc.
Introduction to Federal Contracting For the Small Business Owner
Join Tim Malone, with the North Carolina Military Business Center to learn more about federal contracting for small businesses.
To sell your products or services to the federal government, your small business must meet specific requirements. Although the contracting process can seem complicated and overwhelming at first, the government provides information and tips to help you learn to compete as a federal contractor in North Carolina.
