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Jun 10

How to Access Non-dilutive Federal Funding

Event Description

 

As the largest and most important source of federally-funded early stage R&D funding, and backed by the Small Business Administration, the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program has an annual budget of over $3.3 Billion.

Taking zero equity, SBIR projects have all project costs covered – direct and indirect costs. Between all agencies over $41 Billion, 70,000 patents, 700 public companies, and 450k+ scientists have been devoted to support the country’s most innovative ideas.

From the Department of Defense to the National Science Foundation, including the National Institutes of Health, the Department of Energy and many others, this webinar will explain the differences between each agency’s SBIR program, highlighting the challenges, opportunities and hopefully the best match for your project.

Speaker

Jorge Sotelo, PhD Innovation Process Manager Inspiralia
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Jorge Sotelo, PhD

Jorge has broad experience in public funding, having helped raise over $40 Million in grants for startups both in the US and Europe. With a PhD in Science, he is particularly focused in advising and supporting companies in areas such as Healthcare, New Materials, Biotechnology, Energy and Environmental projects. Inspiralia is a global product development company that operates in almost 30 countries worldwide with offices & labs in Miami, Somerville, Vienna, Madrid & Cambridge (UK). Their mission is to develop new products for their clients, improve their sustainability, and benefit society. Services include product development & product development funding (SBIR & Federal R&D Contracts). In the past 5 years, they have successfully raised over $600 Million in non-dilutive government funding for more than 700 projects.

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