NAICS 523910 · Texas

Certified Women-Owned Miscellaneous Intermediation in Texas

3 certified women-owned vendors in Texas under NAICS 523910 (Miscellaneous Intermediation), each with an active WOSB or EDWOSB certification reported from the U.S. SBA Small Business Search.

3 certified vendors · ranked by certification recency & profile depth

01SECURED FUTURES LLC

Accounting, Tax & Financial · Dallas, Texas
SBA-certified WOSB, EDWOSB, SDVOSB, VOSB
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Secured Futures is a financial solutions provider specializing in comprehensive planning and personalized insurance services aimed at helping clients achieve financial security and long-term goals. The company offers core financial management assistance, including budgeting and debt management, and a range of insurance and retirement products. These offerings encompass various life insurance policies, such as Indexed Universal Life (IUL), Whole Life, and Term Life Insurance, alongside various retirement income solutions like Fixed Indexed Annuities and Fixed Annuities, as well as Long Term Care planning.

03AFC POWER STRATEGY GROUP, INC.

Professional & Management Consulting · Houston, Texas
SBA-certified WOSB
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AFC Power Strategy Group, Inc. (AFCPSG) is a management consulting firm, established in July 2014. AFCPSG is a small business whose customers include small to medium sized businesses. Strategy and Branding - Organizational design through structural analysis and market research; strategic visioning and planning, implementation tools, organizational strengthening and development (corporate identity); process development and execution for logos, websites, social media, personal imaging, and audio/video. ? Strategic Financial Management – Identifying and quantifying an organization’s resources; devising a plan for utilizing finances and other resources;establishing procedures for collecting and analyzing data; forecasting; and growth planning. Government Contract Administration Services - Expertise of FAR and DFAR regulations; resolution of inadequate incurred cost proposals; contract review performance, root cause analysis; and contract closeout backlog elimination.