Planning has begun for Super Bowl 50, which will be held at the home of the San Francisco 49ers. “Super Bowl 50 is more than the NFL’s marquee game of the year–it’s a chance for the region’s diverse business community to tap into opportunities for newcontracts, work and business growth,” said Keith Bruce, CEO of the Host Committee.
The Business Connect program will connect diverse Bay Area businesses with contracting opportunities related to Super Bowl 50. The program is open to businesses in the nine Bay Area counties who are certified as one of the following:
- Minority-owned
- Women-owned
- Disabled veteran-owned
“Kickoff Workshops” will take place in November and will offer information about the program, getting certified in one of the qualifying categories, and the Super Bowl 50 procurement process. Please visit the Business Connect website to register for the workshops, or check out the flyer to learn more. As Keith Bruce said, “We’re excited to unveil a program that directly benefits our local businesses. We have a vibrant and diverse business community in the Bay Area, and I’m confident that business owners who take advantage of this opportunity will benefit from their participation.”
Date: Monday, November 17 and Wednesday, November 19
Time: 1:30-3:30pm and 7:30-9:30am
Location: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara and Moscone Center, San Francisco
