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📢 Not quite ready for the Procurement Fair? We can help you get there.

The GHBC Strategic Growth Academy: Subcontracting Readiness is a four-week intensive program designed to prepare business owners to confidently pursue procurement and subcontracting opportunities.

If you want to attend our Procurement Fair on September 24 but are unsure whether your business is ready to engage procurement professionals, respond to opportunities, or navigate the bid process, the Strategic Growth Academy is the perfect place to prepare.

And the results speak for themselves. Data from our 2025 cohort showed:

📈 86% increase in participants’ confidence in their ability to navigate the bid process
📈 71% increase in participants’ confidence that their businesses have the operational capacity to execute a contract

Through the Academy, participants will strengthen their understanding of procurement, certification and compliance, competitive bidding, financial preparedness, risk management, and what it takes to successfully perform once an opportunity is secured.

The program begins in September and leads directly into opportunities to put that preparation into action.

Applications close August 31. Apply today!

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A normal stock could be $4 and a reverse Stock Split will now make it $8 The price of Stock Increases and the amount of stock a shareholder has decreases.

Example: $4 for 100 stocks but after Reverse STOCK SPLIT

Shareholder now has stock for $8 and has 50 Shares

A reverse stock split occurs when a company reduces its total number of outstanding shares. Outstanding shares refer to a company's stock currently held by all shareholders, including institutional investors, insiders, and the general public. This figure excludes treasury shares that the company has repurchased and holds on its own balance sheet.

Unissued shares do not count.

Why do companies do this? Usually, companies execute a reverse stock split to artificially boost their share price so they do not get delisted from major stock exchanges (which often require a minimum price of $1 per share).

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