Bourbon and Proposal: What Does Strategy Really Mean in the Federal Space?

Bourbon and Proposal

In the realm of federal government contracting, having a well-defined and effective strategy is paramount for success. The significance of crafting a comprehensive strategy, adhering to it steadfastly, and seeing it through to fruition is often overshadowed by the pursuit of revenue.
Our guest for this episode is Tasha Jones from Twenty39. Tasha is a U.S. Navy Veteran and founder of Twenty39, an operations enablement firm providing transformation, digitization, and data-informed services for small businesses and agencies in the public sector. Tasha is a recognized problem solver and data champion, adept at translating complex business and technical concepts into simple, mission-focused messages and implementations. From scaling multi-million-dollar, functionally diverse global portfolios to spearheading multiple high-visibility project turnaround efforts for major IT and data systems and processes at the US Department of Justice, Ms. Jones is an industry-recognized leader in developing data-informed solutions, turning around “off the rail” projects and “just getting the job done”!

As an ardent supporter of small business, entrepreneurship, and innovation, Tasha is a Citrine Angels board member, a DC-based angel membership group of women investing in women; and is the founder and co-host for the newly launched Unveiled: GovCon Stories podcast that brings you the real stories and experiences of small businesses in government contracting.
This podcast and episode were produced by Federal Compass- a business development platform designed for federal government contractors.