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for elected officials and members of the small business community of robeson county: learn what it will take to create setaside programs for local small businesses that are equipped to win and perform contracts during north carolina's post-disaster recovery. keep your. learn the strategies needed to rebuild robeson county business by business. a critical part of recovering from any disaster is putting a plan in place to rebuild the community and restore its economy. that means bringing in contractors, suppliers and service providers who can quickly and affordably aid in rebuilding efforts.  the problem with most post-disaster recovery plans is these contractors, suppliers and service providers are typically brought in from outside the community, creating a situation in which every dime invested by the local government into rebuilding quickly leaves the the north carolina economic recovery & development (ncerd) program is an economic development strategy with a single mission: to streamline the process of enabling robeson county to accomplish the goal of maximizing the opportunity to use rebuilding efforts to expedite economic recovery, the ncerd program offers two key strategic plans, which we will discuss in detail during the town hall meeting on contracts & grants, llc is a metro atlanta-based consulting firm that provides program management, acquisition, proposal, and contract founded in 1995 by ceo linda chatmon (nee gaddy), the c&g team has been responsible for more than $12.2 billion in contract negotiations since launching contracts & grants, ms. chatmon has worked as a government contracting subject matter expert. she is also the founder of c-level leasing and the app diva, and creator of the the institute of contracts and grants, which includes the fast track training program for government contracts. ms. chatmon is an author, trainer, and political appointee.   in 2017, ms. chatmon was appointed to the doraville tad advisory board a team created to oversee a development that has $37 million in