InfusionPoints Receives US SBA HUBZone Recertification

posted by Gary Daemer on Thu, 12/15/2011 - 21:12

December 15, 2011 -- The U.S. Small Business Association (SBA) confirmed this week that InfusionPoints, LLC meets specific SBA criteria to be recertified as a “qualified HUBZone small business concern.” The Federal government uses the HUBZone designation to help it direct federal contracting and employment opportunities to historically underutilized business areas.

“As a Veteran Owned Small Business based outside of the DC Metropolitan Area, working with the Federal government can be a challenge,” said Gary Daemer, President of InfusionPoints. “The HUBZone certification means that Federal program managers, contracting officers, and prime contractors will have an easier avenue to procure InfusionPoints services. Furthermore, Federal agencies and prime contractors may now take advantage of InfusionPoints services to meet their HUBZone contracting obligations.”

InfusionPoints – Secure Business Solutions, provides motivated, qualified, and industry-leading IT Security resources to support Federal Initiatives in the Civilian, Homeland Security and Defense areas. Our service portfolio includes: Governance, Risk and Compliance Program Control, Security and Privacy Strategies and Assessments, Enterprise Security Architecture, Security Program Management, Identity and Access Management, Data Protection and Information Security Awareness Training. Over the past year, InfusionPoints has expanded its Federal business with the Department of Treasury, Department of Veterans Administrations, and other organizations. Mr. Daemer explained, “We’re dedicated to providing proactive protective services to secure our customers’ data, and are committed to helping them efficiently counter the growing global threats to their business and mission success.”

“I’m thrilled InfusionPoints has been recertified as a HUBZone Small Business Concern, and we all look forward to helping Western North Carolina gain new access to federal opportunities that we hope will bring new jobs for highly skilled IT professionals to our community,” concluded Mr. Daemer.
About InfusionPoints, LLC

InfusionPoints - Secure Business Solutions is a consulting, cyber security and technology consulting firm that infuses security into business solutions to protect our clients' consumer, employee, and partner information. As an independent, trusted partner, we help our clients by leveraging our security and privacy framework to efficiently develop, deploy, manage, and optimize secure business solutions for State and Federal Government, Non-Governmental Organizations, banking, insurance, retail and healthcare sectors. For more information about InfusionPoints, visit our website at http://www.InfusionPoints.com, or contact Felisha Daemer at info@InfusionPoints.com. Founded in September 2007, InfusionPoints is a HUBZone and Veteran Owned Small Business Concern and is based in Wilkes, North Carolina.

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