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Hosted by Unknown Host · Business · EN · 100 episodes
Closing the Communication and Knowledge Gap for the Small Business Government Contracting Industry. One of the biggest challenges industry faces is working in the federal government sphere is communication. Breaking the Standard is committed to using the podcast as a platform to educate, inform, and connect with others in the Small Business Government Contracting Community, both industry and Government.
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Episode #3
On this episode, we have Krystn Macomber with us to discuss differentiation is the new compliance and separating those who standout from the rest of the pack. Krystn offers ways small businesses can plan and think ahead to stand out without breaking the bank. To connect with Krstyn find her on LinkedIn Learn More about Summit Strategy
Episode #2
On this episode, Aubrey sits down with Nicole Tripputi to discuss Phase 3 of the SBIR process. Listen in as Nicole explains what the SBIR is, what Phase 1 and 2 are, and what is Phase 3 and what is essential to know for small businesses to achieve Phase 3. Do not miss out on this episode! Listen in and let us know what you think. Connect with Nicole on LinkedIn
Breaking the Standard
In this episode, we have Krystn Macomber, CEO and Founder of Summit Strategy with us to discuss how businesses' best sellers aren't in business development. Listen in as Krystn shares how small businesses should be thinking about and approaching growth and who should serve to help drive that within the business. To connect with Krystn, find here on LinkedIn. To learn more about Summit Strategy, click here .
Episode #42
<p >In this episode, we have Judy Bradt back with us to discuss the gap between knowing and deciding in govcon and how to bridge it. Judy shares how to avoid hiding behind research, how to pursue small strategic wins without losing long-term direction, and why real, in-person connection still creates a competitive advantage in an AI-saturated world. If you care about building confidence, credibility, and momentum in complex systems, you'll get a lot out of this one.</p>
Episode #41
<p >On this episode, we have David Timm with us to discuss the misuse of Generative AI (GenAI) in reporting a protest. David, a bid protest attorney, walks us through how GenAI is impacting and changing the protest process, what issues arise when companies use GenAI and things to consider when using GenAI for a bid protest. Do not miss this conversation.</p> <p >To connect with David, find him on LinkedIn</p>
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