Master Grant Writing & SBIR Funding Workshops
Opportunities in SBIR|STTR Funding Program and Mastering Grant Writing skills are available NOW!
Unlock the power of grant writing and federal funding with our comprehensive workshops to learn how to identify funding opportunities, develop a strong project narrative, create a budget, and effectively communicate your project's impact. Our workshops also cover the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) funding program, which provides grants to small businesses for research and development projects.
Opportunities in SBIR|STTR Funding Program Workshop: Unlocking Early-Stage Startups’ Access to Non-Dilutive Capital.
The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) program is a highly competitive program that awards grants to small businesses to conduct research and development (R&D) on innovative technologies that have the potential for commercialization. SBIR/STTR program allos early-stage tech companies raise more than 2 million non-dilutive capital through Phasee I and Phase II. Phase I is designed to help small businesses explore the technical feasibility of their proposed R&D project. Phase I grants are typically for six months and range from $50,000 to $150,000. Phase II is designed to help small businesses further develop and refine their R&D project. Phase II grants are typically for two years and range from $750,000 to $1.5 million. The SBIR/STTR program has been very successful in helping small businesses develop and commercialize new technologies. Since its inception in 1982, the program has awarded over $40 billion in grants to small businesses. These grants have helped to create over 1 million jobs and have led to the development of many successful products and services.
Workshop Overview:
SBIR|STTR Funding Program
Opportunities in SBIR|STTR Funding Program Workshop is designed for early-stage startups and innovators looking to tap into the wealth of non-dilutive capital available through this government program. By attending, entrepreneurs will gain the knowledge, tools, and connections they need to successfully navigate the application process and position their startups for growth and success
What you will learn:
1. Understanding the SBIR|STTR Programs:
An introduction to the history, goals, and benefits of the SBIR and STTR initiatives.
2.Eligibility Criteria and Requirements:
A detailed exploration of the eligibility criteria and application requirements for each program, including company size, research focus, and collaboration guidelines.
3.Proposal Writing and Techniques:
Expert guidance on crafting compelling proposals that effectively communicate the significance of the proposed research and its potential commercial impact.
4.The Pros and Cons of the Program:
By carefully evaluating the advantages and disadvantages, organizations can maximize the potential benefits while mitigating potential risks.
5.Q&A Session
The Q&A session is an engaging part of the event, providing an opportunity for the audience to directly interact with the panelist and ask questions about the topic being discussed.
Workshop Overview:
Mastering Grant Writing Skills: A Practical Workshop For Nonprofits
This intensive workshop is specifically tailored to meet the needs of early-stage nonprofits seeking to strengthen their fundraising capabilities through the art of grant writing. Participants will embark on a journey of exploration and skill development, gaining invaluable insights and practical strategies to elevate their grant-seeking efforts
What you will learn:
1.Understanding the Grant Landscape
Explore the diverse funding landscapes of government agencies, corporate foundations, and individual donors. Learn how to identify grant opportunities that align with your organization's goals and values.
2.Developing a Strong Grant Proposal:
Learn the specifics of grant proposal writing, including structure, style, and formatting. Then, present your project or program clearly, concisely, and compellingly.
3.Budgeting and Financial Planning:
Learn how to develop a realistic and defensible budget for your proposed project or program. Gain insights into best practices for budgeting and financial planning to ensure the efficient use of grant funds.
4.Networking and Collaboration:
Explore opportunities for networking and collaboration with other nonprofits, funders, and community stakeholders. Learn how to build strategic partnerships that can enhance your grant-seeking efforts.
5.Grant Submission and Follow-Up:
Learn the dos and don'ts of grant submission, including deadlines, submission platforms, and follow-up procedures. Discover how to build relationships with grantmakers and increase your chances of success.