SBIR and STTR Proposal Preparation Workshop

Q: Where do small & start-up businesses get $$ to develop innovative new products & services?
A: The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) & Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Programs

PRODUCT R&D FUNDING FOR SMALL & START-UP BUSINESSES:
 
The SBIR & STTR programs provide over $2.5 billion annually to small businesses from 11 Federal agencies.  SBIR & STTR focus on innovative new ideas, many of which are technology- based, that can be converted into new products and services.  Some agencies, like the Dept of Defense and NASA, fund projects for their own internal use.  Other agencies, like National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, and the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, fund projects where the ultimate customer is someone else. 

For those who want a more in-depth understanding of SBIR/STTR, and who intend to submit proposals for SBIR/STTR funding, we recommend attending this day-long workshop.  The workshop will cover a comprehensive, four-step process to developing a competitive Phase I SBIR/STTR proposal.

All materials and lunch is provided. Cost of the workshop is $15.00.  Registration is required by April 22.

To register, please send your name, contact information and payment (payable to HCCIC, if registering for 4/29 workshop) to:

SBIR/STTR Registration
Hocking County Community Improvement Corporation
P.O. Box 838
Logan, OH  43138.

Include the event name and the number and names of attendees.  For further information, contact Carol Martin at incubator@hocking.net

Supported by:
The Hocking County Community Improvement Corporation
TechColumbus
Small Business Development Center