Women Entrepreneur Week: How to Navigate Government and Non-Profit Procurement

The Texas South-West SBDC's have partnered together to bring you expert content to help your small business grow and succeed. The rise in women entrepreneurs tells us women are a force to be reckoned with. Beginning November 8th, we kick off 2 weeks of showcasing events geared toward women entrepreneurs and providing valuable resources to allow women to continue breaking glass ceilings.

Learn best practices for proposal development for government and non-profit procurement (RFPs) by avoiding pitfalls.

Kathryn Davis, Ph.D.

Marketing Professor and Academic Leader @ Park University

Kathryn has experience in academic administration (Dean of Business), instruction (20 years) and industry (16 years). She has taught marketing and business courses since 2002 at the undergraduate and graduate level in face-to-face, blended and online modalities. Her research interests include services marketing and instructional pedagogy. Commercially, she has researched and evaluated product and service demand, competitive environments, and industry opportunities since 1996. Kathryn developed a business incubator for Concordia university, launched a Finance Lab for Montgomery College and commercialized a consumer product (with seven patents). Her focus is on business expansion strategy and deployment. Kathryn holds a Ph.D. in Marketing from Northcentral University, a Master of International Management degree from Arizona State University (Thunderbird), and a B.S. from Ohio University.