Twenty-five entries representing broad sectors such as advanced manufacturing, business services, information technology, and life sci...
Read MoreA Quad Chart in its most basic form is a single slide or table that is used to summarize a project or program.
Read MoreMegan Varnum, Sr. Principal Consultant at BBCetc, presented on the ins and outs of NSF SBIR/STTR Proposals to a group of 40+ innovator...
Read MoreCongratulations to SeedLinked — a CTC client, SBIR Advance awardee and 2019 Governor’s Business Plan Contest “Bright New Idea” winner — upon receiving a critical investment from TitletownTech, a $25 million venture fund led by Microsoft and the Green Bay Packers.
Wisconsin has some of the best success rates in the country for NIH and NSF SBIR awards (see 2019 articles NIH & NSF), and Wisconsin has multiple large DOD contractors that are manufacturing strategically important military equipment.
Your $1M in SBIR funding could be worth about $50,000 in refundable R&D tax credits according to John Berry, Business Development Specialist at Hull & Knarr, a financial services firm that specializes in this sort of thing.
A severely underutilized SBIR funding opportunity in Wisconsin is the program available from the Department of Defense (DoD).
Even without a pandemic, entrepreneurs can feel exposed.
A CTC startup client recently asked me how my former company became a vendor for the federal government.
If you’ve not heard, the Department of Defense is implementing new cybersecurity measures.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Commercialization Accelerator Program (CAP) [NIH CAP], Larta Institute, and the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) presented “An FDA Afternoon” online webinar on March 31.
Now is the time for innovation!
Over the past two weeks we’ve seen Wisconsin businesses and innovators stepping up to create much needed masks and diagnostics.