
About Us
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Founded in 2025 by Myrica Guzeh & Eddington Johnson
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Years of federal contracting experience
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Created to bridge service gaps with precision, care, and accountability
Our Story
The Story of Mishpacha
Founded in 2025 by Myrica Guzeh and Eddington Johnson, Mishpacha was born from a deep understanding of service, accountability, and the power of relationships in sustaining organizational success. After years of serving as contractors across federal and commercial sectors, Myrica and Eddington witnessed firsthand the gaps that often exist in delivering exceptional, consistent, and culturally attuned customer service.
They recognized that while many agencies and organizations promise excellence, the daily delivery often falls short, leaving clients without the responsiveness and partnership they need. Mishpacha was established to bridge this gap—rooted in the founders’ shared belief that every contract is more than a task; it is a relationship requiring trust, precision, and dedication.
As a Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB), Mishpacha blends operational discipline with a warm, personalized approach to service delivery. We focus on providing administrative support, facilities management, program management, and customer-centered services that prioritize responsiveness and mission alignment.
The name Mishpacha, meaning “family” in Hebrew, reflects our values: treating every client, team member, and stakeholder with the respect and care we would extend to our own family. It is this commitment that guides our promise of excellence, ensuring that your mission is advanced with integrity, attention to detail, and long-term partnership at the core.
Today, Mishpacha is more than a business; it is a testament to years of hands-on experience, a passion for bridging service gaps, and a vision to redefine what it means to deliver exceptional service in the federal contracting and commercial sectors.
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Administrative Support: Scheduling, documentation, stakeholder coordination, and executive support tailored to agency needs.
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Customer-Centered Services: Front-line support, helpdesk operations, and culturally attuned service delivery.

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Program Management: Logistics planning, tracking deliverables, supporting training programs, and ensuring compliance with federal requirements.

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Facilities Management: Onsite and virtual workspace organization, maintenance coordination, and vendor management.
