We are excited to be partnering with Manufacturing Works, the Wyoming Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) program, for this half-day workshop. Attendees will learn about small business innovation research (SBIR) and small business technology transfer (STTR) opportunities at the Department of Defense including information on the open topics. Our presenter, Jim Greenwood, will provide helpful tips and a recommended process for developing a competitive Phase I proposal.
While the material is relevant to all SBIR/STTR agencies, DoD will be emphasized. Sean Schaub, Account and Project Manager at Manufacturing Works will share how your local manufacturing extension partnership can help your small business with product design and development, supplier scouting, and more throughout the life of your business.
There is an opportunity to meet one-on-one in the afternoon for strategy discussions with the presenter, Jim Greenwood, Greenwood Consulting Group Inc. Preference for scheduling one-on-ones will be given to Wyoming small businesses. Email Haigler@uwyo.edu for one-on-one scheduling.
Presenter: Jim Greenwood of Greenwood Consulting Group, Inc. Jim and Gail Greenwood have been
teaching firms how to write competitive technical and cost proposals for funding and
offering assistance including draft proposal reviews and brainstorming on proposal
strategy and content.
Cost: No Fee
Join the Wyoming SBDC Network for this half-day intensive SBIR/STTR proposal workshop presented by Jim Greenwood. This course will cover strategies to understand and prepare competitive USDA proposals. We will look at the SBIR program and cover the new STTR program. This half-day intensive is appropriate for all companies and start-ups interested in securing seed funding through the USDA SBIR/STTR programs to advance technologies. Attendees will learn the basics of SBIR/STTR and how the programs have changed recently, then prepare to discover a simple and logical 4-step process to preparing a competitive Phase I SBIR/STTR proposal. There is an opportunity to meet 1-1 with Greenwood, please contact haigler@uwyo.edu to schedule time.
Presenter: Jim Greenwood of Greenwood Consulting Group, Inc. Jim and Gail Greenwood have been
teaching firms how to write competitive technical and cost proposals for funding and
offering assistance including draft proposal reviews and brainstorming on proposal
strategy and content.
Cost: No Fee
Register: USDA SBIR/STTR Phase I Proposal Development - Wyoming Small Business Development Center Network (wyomingsbdc.org)
OTHER non-Wyoming SBDC Trainings that may be of interest
Register: SBIR/STTR INNOVATION CONFERENCE (techconnect.org)
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