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GTSC Lion’s Den Launches Mid-Tier Initiative

The Lion’s Den, a group of mid-tier companies in the Government Technology & Services Coalition, today launched a campaign to educate the federal contracting community on the value of “mid-tier” or “other than small” companies. “The road for a mid-tier is rough,” said Kristina Tanasichuk, CEO & Founder of GTSC, “small businesses excel, perform, and grow, only to be stymied by their success.”

“The federal government has made a tremendous commitment to small business – setting aside numerous contracts to support their launch and growth. Assuring that these competent, successful businesses continue to provide great service to their government clients leverages this investment and reaps the return of more mature companies,” said Beth Fleshman, Vice President, Alion and Chair of the Lion’s Den.midtierfemalecropped

GTSC’s Lion’s Den, comprised of companies between $15 million and $1 billion in revenue, focuses on policies and activities to support the growth of companies that have grown out of, or are about to grow out of, their North American Industry Classification System codes (NAICS). The campaign, launched with an info-graphic on the value proposition of mid-tier firms, will work with the public and private sector to understand why there should be a viable path for these companies and how to achieve it. Learn more about the campaign here.

“The lack of mid-tier opportunities leaves matriculating small businesses with nothing to bid on. Often, they can’t even bid on continuation of their current contracts despite exceptional performance.  While change isn’t always bad, the government stands to lose substantial investment in providers with proven business acumen and expertise meeting mission needs,” said Dianna Francois, Vice President, WBB Inc.

Members of the Lion’s Den include Alion, Barbaricum, Blacktsone Technology Group, BlueWater Federal, CENTRA Technology, E3 Federal, Eagle Ray, GAP SI, Grant Thornton, Integrity One Partners, Micropact, Miracle Systems, Morgan Franklin, NCI, Salient, SE Solutions, and WBB.

midtiermale2What can you do?

We invite you to join us to be part of the solution.

  • Share our infographic with colleagues in the public and private sectors.

  • Schedule a mid-tier presentation for your office.

  • Join the Lion’s Den.

  • Share our media updates, twitter posts, and linkedin updates using #midtier
    and #midtiergovcon

  • Join the GTSC Linkedin group and the Lion’s Den subgroup.

  • Refer interested government officials to the Lion’s Den to set up a presentation.

    Contact us with questions or comments [email protected].

4/28: CEO to CEO Roundtable with Eagle Ray’s Babs Doherty

GTSC is extremely pleased to announce this special CEO to CEO Roundtable with our honored guest Babs Doherty, CEO of Eagle Ray, Inc. Named one of the top 3 fastest growing companies in DC by the Washington Business Journal,and incredibly active leader at the Government Technology & Services Coalition, join us for an intimate conversation about success, growth, and serving the mission of our Federal clients. CEOs Only.

Learn more about Babs Doherty here.

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Babs Doherty CEO Eagle Ray, Inc.

Babs Doherty CEO Eagle Ray, Inc.

GTSC Honors Our Leaders

GTSC last night honored those who make the contracting world a better place for both the government and for our market.

Ronald Gallihugh, Deputy Assistant Administrator, Transportation Security Administration and his procurement team, were recognized as Federal Small Business Champions of the Year; Pherson Associates for Small Business Member of the Year; Agilex as Mid-tier Member of the Year; Harris as Mentor of the Year; Sara Schroerlucke, Program Manager in Customs & Border Protection, as Federal Most Valuable Player; Michelle Mrdeza, Senior Advisor to Cornerstone Government Affairs and founding Strategic Partner of GTSC as Strategic Advisor of the Year; Government Contracting Weekly as Strategic Partner of the Year; and Jim Williams, co-founder of Schambach & Williams as the 2014 Market Maven.

Read the full release here.