William Shatner Reveals How Global IT University Is Helping Businesses Get Government Contracts

Online, November 1, 2011 (Newswire.com) - "What small business wants is the same as what big business wants - more business!" Every year, the U.S. Federal Government gives out over $500 BILLION in government contracts. Of that $500 billion, close to 23% MUST be awarded to small businesses. The U.S. government is the largest buyer of goods and services in the world but many small businesses find it difficult to get a foot in the door. Global IT University is successfully teaching small businesses on how to do more business with their local government.

The executives of Global IT University CEO Charles Fox along with Stephen Hubbert the VP of operations were interviewed at the Los Angeles Moving America Forward News Studio by William Shatner, Doug Llewellyn of "People's Court" fame, and famous network news anchors. This timely interview coincides with the big push for the government to buy from local small businesses no matter what their goods and services are. Unfortunately approximately eighty percent of the country's small businesses do not know how to get government contracts and because of this many business owners are unable to participate in this huge money making industry.

Global IT University a company established in 2001 is in the e-learning business offering learning management systems that track employees from pre-hire to retire. The second part of what they do is to help small business learn how to market themselves to their local government within their state.

Charles Fox the CEO of Global IT University was presented the prestigious Moving America Forward Award by Retired Rear Admiral Kevin F. Delaney for his dedication and participation in improving education which is a standard facet of everyone's life today that in turn creates more opportunities to learn business skills. Mr. Fox was further acknowledged for his dedication in helping small firms generate more income by assisting them in obtaining government contracts that has generated more jobs and growth in the economy.

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