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Knowledge is Power
5 Important Questions to Ask Program Officers Before Submitting Your Grant Proposal
Program contacts are an invaluable resource for potential applicants who wish to learn as much as possible about a grant solicitation. 💡
Three ways to get your team grant ready for SBIR
Proposal Preparation is a serious undertaking and will require a team that is grant-ready. 🛠
If you are looking at US Federal Funding – Start updating and collecting your team’s resumes.
A strong team with compelling resumes is key to crafting a competitive application to a federal funding opportunity! 🔬 🧪
Three takeaways for adhering to deadlines and creating accountability in an SBIR proposal preparation team
Adherence to deadlines can make or break a proposal. Is your team ready to make a commitment and stick to it? 🔐
Funding success through leveraging your networks
Building relationships with individuals who have inside knowledge of the funding agency and staying organized throughout the process can increase the chances of securing federal funding for small businesses. 🌐📞
Evaluation Requirements for NSF’s Pathways to Enable Open-Source Ecosystems (POSE)
Evaluation is a critical step in scoring well on the merit review for NSF’s POSE grant. 🔍 📝
How to Address Equity in a Meaningful Way in Federal Applications
Successful applicants to any federal program will consider Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility, and Belonging (DEIA&B) and ensure program activities reflect a commitment to equitable outcomes.
Project Initiation Protocols for SBIR Proposal Preparation
Project initiation is the first step of the project management lifecycle. Learn how our project management expertise can benefit our clients. 🌸
Top four things to know about IRB
Thinking of including human subjects research in your SBIR/STTR proposal? Here is what you need to know about the IRB. 🧠