COMPREHENSIVE TRAINING AND UPSKILLING PROGRAM

SHCCNJ has partnered with NJMEP to support the NO-COST training opportunities for nonveterans, veterans, soon-to-be veterans, and their family members. We will be happy to help and lead them on the pathway to manufacturing careers.

CONTACT US:

LizbethCastilo lcastillo@shccnj.org

DaniloMelan dmelan@shccnj.org

2023 COHORT:

MARCH 1, 2023 - APRIL 19, 2023

About the program

BILINGUAL: ENGLISH & SPANISH

100% VIRTUAL NO COST

Designed to help small business who need surety bonding to participate in state and federal contracts by providing comprehensive technical assistance. 105 graduates have qualified for $40 million in bonding.

Benefits

Free Capacity Building Solutions for Small, Minority, Woman, and Veteran - Owned Firms in the areas of:

Bonding & Insurance

Community Outreach

Capital Management

Compliance & Monitoring

Capacity Building Programs

Back Office Services

Construction Management

Training

Finance

Operations

Contract law and avoiding construction fraud

Optimizing your bond line

Estimating and working with construction documents

QuickBooks Training

Consulting Services, and more!

Contracting professionals are the “most important part of the Federal acquisition system.” Now the Office of Federal Procurement Policy (OFPP) is updating the certification and training standards required to serve as a federal procurement professional, through the Federal Acquisition Certification in Contracting (FAC-C) designation.

JERSEY CITY, N.J. – El Senador Bob Menéndez (DN.J.), Presidente del Comité de Relaciones Exteriores del Senado y el Latino de Más Alto Rango en el Congreso, se reunió hoy de manera virtual con líderes y miembros de la comunidad Ecuatoriano Americana de Nueva Jersey para celebrar y discutir la importancia de la ley bipartidista de la Asociación entre Estados Unidos y Ecuador de 2022.

Alexander Duran, of Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, is a staple in his local community and at Hackensack Meridian Health.

He is an ardent and active supporter of the health care network’s professionals. He has been a Palisades Medical Center Foundation Board Trustee for more than seven years and previously served on the hospital’s Board of Governors.

Assemblywoman Angela McKnight said she understands the importance of New Jersey City University to Jersey City and the need to continue to fight for it.

“Generations of families have gone to this university,” she said. “NJCU is a staple in the community. To have this ripped out from underneath us would be devastating.”

Mariana Diaz, the longtime diplomat who has been charged with opening a consulate for Mexico in New Brunswick, said she’s not sure when it will open or where it will be.

“Those are the things that we’re working on now,” she said. But Diaz, who has served in similar diplomatic roles in New York City, Denver, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., is certain what the consulate will do: Help Mexican nationals in a variety of ways including starting businesses.