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OOPS 20/20 - Setting Your Sights

Webinar | 10.19.20 - 10.22.20, 12:00 AM UTC - 12:00 AM UTC

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Faced with shifting markets, new risks, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the continued need to keep legal and regulatory requirements in focus, government contractors must maintain perspective and balance when setting their sights for 2020 and beyond.  Informed 20/20 hindsight is necessary to take advantage of efficiencies and minimize risks in contracting, and—when combined with a trusted team and resources—is a boon for contractors in navigating blind spots, setting their goals, and obtaining focused results.


Join us for this webinar series where our experienced practitioners will be providing updates and insight in a variety of areas, including supply chain, digital transformation, bid protests, False Claims Act enforcement, cybersecurity, globalization issues affecting government contractors, and more.  These resources will provide contractors with the ability to navigate the new normal in the government contracting industry with the clearest vision. Our program will also feature a Q&A session with the Honorable G. Zachary Terwilliger, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.


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