SBIR/STTR Seminar in Innovation Park 

SBIR/STTR grants are the nation’s largest source of early stage / high risk funding.  These programs from eleven federal agencies make over $2.5 billion in high-risk, non-dilutive capital available to innovative small companies annually.  That’s about 5,000 awards per year, and you retain the rights to intellectual property (in most cases).

Join us on Thursday, September 13^th for a presentation on Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Grant Programs.

During this seminar, Innovation Park's Director of Entrepreneurship, Michael Tentnowski will provide an overview regarding these programs.  He will discuss specific requirements of the grants and the different phases, timelines, program purpose, and grant writing tips. Michael will also be there to answer questions after the presentation.

40% of Phase I proposals are successful. This seminar will also address ways to improve your chances of getting successfully funded under these programs.  HUBZone owned, women-owned, and socially & economically disadvantaged applicants get special preference points when proposals are being evaluated.

This event is being sponsored by Innovation Park and under an EDA / FAMU REACH grant, and is open to anyone interested in attending. Register below to confirm your spot.