On Mondays, posts about funding opportunities.
The 2019 Grow-NY Food & Ag Summit is a two-day event showcasing food and ag innovations that will change the path of our industry. The event brings together the top startups from around the globe, world class researchers from leading institutions, and resources and partners from across New York State. The event is designed for startups, companies, investors, resource providers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and students.
The DOD will begin accepting proposals on September 24, 2019, and will close to proposals on October 23, 2019, at 8:00 p.m. ET. Plan ahead and submit your proposal early to avoid heavy traffic on the site during the final week.
The Entrepreneurs Network is launching an exclusive experience for women focused on driving profitable growth. Women entrepreneurs who can scale by tapping new markets, expanding their product portfolios, and commercializing scientific breakthroughs and new technologies are encouraged to apply to TEN Women Business Accelerator.
VentureClash invites the most promising early-stage companies worldwide in digital health, fintech, insurtech and industry 4.0 to compete in Connecticut’s global venture challenge.
If you have not started on your required registrations for #EPA’s #SBIR Phase I due July 31st, you might be cutting it close as some registrations take time to approve and validate (e.g. Sam.gov).
Need help finding funding in Arkansas? ASBTDC is dedicated to helping small businesses achieve success and promoting economic development throughout the state.
The Arizona Innovation Challenge is Arizona’s leading technology commercialization competition awarding up to $3 million – $1.5 million twice yearly – making it one of the most competitive and largest competitions in the nation.
With the release of NIH, CDC, and FDA solicitations (PA-19-272),(PA-19-270), (PA-19-273), and (PA-19-271) for SBIR/STTR funding the funding lines have adjusted their budgets accordingly.
Finally!!! Veteran-owned businesses are eligible to receive certain small business grants from the government, nonprofits, and some corporations as well. In particular, the SBA owns many programs dedicated to veteran business owners like VA SBA loans. These initiatives seek to give back to our troops for their service and dedication and to support their entrepreneurial contributions.
For over 25 years, the Alaska Small Business Development Center has been helping businesses start, develop, and grow.
