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Melina Gio
President AKS
Shipping
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| "Other 8a services said our application did not fit their structure, sba8a.net took us on as a client and helped to resolved our issues" |
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Nats Edward
President Elma
Construction
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| "Sba8a.net guided us from the date of incorporation until we had a successful application." |
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We realize that many applicants are not 100% of a designated socially disadvantaged class of people based upon the SBAs requirements. However these people were often raised in this group by their parents and have very similar physical features to the group. Issues begin to arise when the applicant no longer lives in an area that has a large group of people of a similar ethnic group; therefore the benefit to the US government for increased small business diversity is not evidenced in the application for SBA. The applicant should never take for granted that they are by right part of a certain ethnic or cultural group that is presumed to be socially disadvantaged. This narrative is a very critical part of the application and neglecting to write a compelling narrative may deem the applicant to be an assimilated American and no longer socially disadvantaged. Members who have between 25%-50% of only one socially disadvantaged class may have a problematic social narrative. We make sure the narrative that is written based upon your past history draws out the information necessary for a successful application for federal contracts.
Caucasian women and Service Disabled Veterans with 30% disability are also eligible for this certification. The social narratives for these two groups must be skillfully crafted in order to insure the narrative that is constructed highlights the proper details from the individuals life that are pertinent for getting 8a approval. We have ample experience with writing successful narratives for either of these two groups. |
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