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Federal Grants Training

Mahalo to all those that took part in our Federal Grants Training on Competitive Proposal Writing & How to Register on Grants.gov. Archived video footage from our live webcast event will be posted here so make sure to check back periodically.

Presentation Materials

• Grants.gov Tutorial Handout
• How to Write a Winning Proposal - A Basic Tutorial Handout

Why Tune In?

Competitively written proposals win federal grants. Does your proposal have what it takes? Learn to develop a compelling proposal that is supported by a strong work plan, a competent team and audit-proof budget. The basic tutorial is presented by national proposal writing trainer Mark Henry, who has helped companies win hundreds of federal Small Business Innovation Research grants and competitive contracts.

Did You Know?

Grants.gov is the required electronic gateway for federal grant submissions. Save time and frustration by learning the right way to register your business on grants.gov. The tutorial is optimized to prepare companies for actual registration at the workshop. Pre-workshop preparation is strongly advised (contact sbir@htdc.org).

June 29 Agenda

About the Presenters:

Mark Henry, Grow LLC: Over 29 years of experience in helping innovative small firms across the country win hundreds of government R&D grants and contracts. Provides client support in the planning, coordination, and production/writing/editing of grant and contract proposals that support client R&D efforts and company developmnet. Has given presentations at more than 50 national SBIR conferences and has provided SBIR training workshops in more than 30 states. He has been involved in the planning and preparation of some 1600 SBIR and STTR prooposals.

Catherine Henry, Grow LLC: Provides proposal support services to obtain government funding for clients, and contracts/grants management support after the proposal is awarded. Helps clients negotiate the various and diverse governmental agency requirements for SBIR/STTR proposal submissions, and with agency electronic contract applications. She also has extensive experience in writing, editing, and preparing proposals to be responsive to agency-specific requirements.

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