Are you intrigued by the idea of offering your goods and services to the federal government? Have you ever considered the federal government as a potential client? The federal government procures $24-$26 billion in goods and services per year and the majority of contracts are awarded to small and medium enterprises.

Kris Ruiter is the Regional Manager at Procurement Assistance Canada of Public Services and Procurement Canada in Western Region. The office’s role is to help companies learn what products & services the Government of Canada buys and how the procurement processes work.

Join us for this informative session to delve into the intricacies of federal government procurement processes, discover potential opportunities, and watch a live demo of tendering websites. Uncover the myths, gain insights, and explore the vast possibilities for entrepreneurs in the federal procurement landscape. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to demystify the path to government contracts!

Kris brings a variety of both public and private sector experience to the role with Procurement Assistance Canada. Kris graduated from Bishop’s University with a business degree. In his career he has been a golf pro, retail manager, branch manager of a bank, and held multiple positions within procurement with Public Services and Procurement Canada over the last 14 years. The variety of experience allows Kris to speak with businesses on multiple levels and help them navigate the federal procurement landscape.

Mark your calendars and join us at Intrinsic Introductions for a morning of networking, collaboration, and inspiration.

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