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Monthly Archives
November 2023
USDA SBIR Phase II is opening soon!
The Phase II SBIR application deadline will be announced by USDA this December. are you ready? 🌱 🌽 🐄
AI Legislation on a state-by-state basis
States are beginning to create individual regulations surrounding AI in addition to federal legislations. Could these regulations affect your funding campaign in the future? ⚠️ ⛔️
Celebrating Excellence: EDA’s Build-to-Scale Recipients and the Power of External Evaluation
The Economic Development Administration has selected exceptional organizations for its Build-to-Scale program. External evaluation is crucial for showcasing impact, credibility, and accountability. Congratulations to the recipients!
Building your evaluation plan for EDA Tech Hubs Phase II
Do not hesitate in naming your evaluator for the upcoming EDA Tech Hubs Phase II NOFO! External evaluation is a mandatory component of this funding opportunity! 🔍 🔭
Thanking Funders is Key to Retaining Them
To retain funders as long-term partners, it’s important to thank them for their contribution and treat them as stakeholders. Personalize the thank you note, send it within a week of receiving the grant, share progress regularly, and involve them in important strategic decisions. This will show that you value and appreciate their support, leading to a positive and lasting relationship. 🙏
AI in Grant Research: What it Can and Can’t Do
While AI can be a useful tool in grant research, it does not replace the human subject matter expert. 🧠 🔍 💵
Reach out to funders before applying for a specific opportunity
Building a relationship with the program officer is a key strategy for small business owners applying for federal grant funding. Personalize your approach, ask thoughtful questions, and be persistent but not pushy to increase your chances of success! ☎️ 📞 💻
AI’s Role, Capabilities, and Drawbacks in Grant Funding Research
AI can not identify grant funding opportunities that fit a specific project without human intervention. 💻 🧠 💵
NSF extends SBIR submission window
The current SBIR/STTR Phase I solicitation submission window end date has been extended to 5:00 PM submitter’s local time on Tuesday, January 9, 2024. Stay tuned for new SBIR/STTR submission opportunities.