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Navajo Technical University along with Chippewa Sustainable Solutions Inc. has successfully obtained $9.5 million in funding from the Small Business Administration. This significant investment aims to enhance training for manufacturing workers and bolster the ability of small businesses to compete for government contracts.
The awarded funds will facilitate a range of free in-person courses, workshops, and personalized advising sessions tailored for manufacturers who qualify for the SBA's 8(a) and HUBZone programs. This initiative is designed to provide essential skills and knowledge to workers, ensuring they are well-equipped to meet the demands of the manufacturing sector.
By focusing on workforce development, this funding not only aims to strengthen local economies but also promotes sustainable growth within the manufacturing industry. The collaboration between Navajo Technical University and Chippewa Sustainable Solutions Inc. highlights a commitment to empowering communities through education and training, ultimately fostering a more competitive landscape for small businesses.
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