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We applied for and received a National Science Foundation SBIR Phase I funding grant for our vascular surgical simulator. We work with the SBDC at CEI (biosciences incubator) and Lou provided input on our proposal and commercialization strategy.
Co-Founders, RESUTURE LLC
We applied for and received a National Science Foundation SBIR Phase I funding grant for our vascular surgical simulator. We work with the SBDC at CEI (biosciences incubator) and Lou provided input on our proposal and commercialization strategy.
Co-Founders, RESUTURE LLC
We applied for and received a National Science Foundation SBIR Phase I funding grant for our vascular surgical simulator. We work with the SBDC at CEI (biosciences incubator) and Lou provided input on our proposal and commercialization strategy.
Co-Founders, RESUTURE LLC
We applied for and received a National Science Foundation SBIR Phase I funding grant for our vascular surgical simulator. We work with the SBDC at CEI (biosciences incubator) and Lou provided input on our proposal and commercialization strategy.
Co-Founders, RESUTURE LLC
We applied for and received a National Science Foundation SBIR Phase I funding grant for our vascular surgical simulator. We work with the SBDC at CEI (biosciences incubator) and Lou provided input on our proposal and commercialization strategy.
Co-Founders, RESUTURE LLC
Lab2Launch Accelerator Prepares Companies for SBIR/STTR Success
In 2021, 23 companies took part in ASBTDC's eight-week virtual Lab2Launch accelerator for first-time or previously unsuccessful SBIR/STTR applicants. After completing Lab2Launch, Children and Family Evaluation Services, LLC of Little Rock won a $49,712 STTR award from AFWERX. "Participating in the program shortened the time it would have taken for our small business to learn the SBIR process and get a proposal submitted," said CAFES owner Leanne Mausell. Each L2L cohort is led by ASBTDC's Rebecca Todd. "We would not have even known to apply for the AFWERX SBIR/STTR if it weren't for Rebecca Todd! Rebecca has been key in helping us find and connect to SBIR/STTR funding matched to our areas of interest," said CAFES' Alecia Hamilton.
Lab2Launch Accelerator Prepares Companies for SBIR/STTR Success
In 2021, 23 companies took part in ASBTDC's eight-week virtual Lab2Launch accelerator for first-time or previously unsuccessful SBIR/STTR applicants. After completing Lab2Launch, Children and Family Evaluation Services, LLC of Little Rock won a $49,712 STTR award from AFWERX. "Participating in the program shortened the time it would have taken for our small business to learn the SBIR process and get a proposal submitted," said CAFES owner Leanne Mausell. Each L2L cohort is led by ASBTDC's Rebecca Todd. "We would not have even known to apply for the AFWERX SBIR/STTR if it weren't for Rebecca Todd! Rebecca has been key in helping us find and connect to SBIR/STTR funding matched to our areas of interest," said CAFES' Alecia Hamilton.
Lab2Launch Accelerator Prepares Companies for SBIR/STTR Success
In 2021, 23 companies took part in ASBTDC's eight-week virtual Lab2Launch accelerator for first-time or previously unsuccessful SBIR/STTR applicants. After completing Lab2Launch, Children and Family Evaluation Services, LLC of Little Rock won a $49,712 STTR award from AFWERX. "Participating in the program shortened the time it would have taken for our small business to learn the SBIR process and get a proposal submitted," said CAFES owner Leanne Mausell. Each L2L cohort is led by ASBTDC's Rebecca Todd. "We would not have even known to apply for the AFWERX SBIR/STTR if it weren't for Rebecca Todd! Rebecca has been key in helping us find and connect to SBIR/STTR funding matched to our areas of interest," said CAFES' Alecia Hamilton.
Lab2Launch Accelerator Prepares Companies for SBIR/STTR Success
In 2021, 23 companies took part in ASBTDC's eight-week virtual Lab2Launch accelerator for first-time or previously unsuccessful SBIR/STTR applicants. After completing Lab2Launch, Children and Family Evaluation Services, LLC of Little Rock won a $49,712 STTR award from AFWERX. "Participating in the program shortened the time it would have taken for our small business to learn the SBIR process and get a proposal submitted," said CAFES owner Leanne Mausell. Each L2L cohort is led by ASBTDC's Rebecca Todd. "We would not have even known to apply for the AFWERX SBIR/STTR if it weren't for Rebecca Todd! Rebecca has been key in helping us find and connect to SBIR/STTR funding matched to our areas of interest," said CAFES' Alecia Hamilton.
Lab2Launch Accelerator Prepares Companies for SBIR/STTR Success
In 2021, 23 companies took part in ASBTDC's eight-week virtual Lab2Launch accelerator for first-time or previously unsuccessful SBIR/STTR applicants. After completing Lab2Launch, Children and Family Evaluation Services, LLC of Little Rock won a $49,712 STTR award from AFWERX. "Participating in the program shortened the time it would have taken for our small business to learn the SBIR process and get a proposal submitted," said CAFES owner Leanne Mausell. Each L2L cohort is led by ASBTDC's Rebecca Todd. "We would not have even known to apply for the AFWERX SBIR/STTR if it weren't for Rebecca Todd! Rebecca has been key in helping us find and connect to SBIR/STTR funding matched to our areas of interest," said CAFES' Alecia Hamilton.
Central
Early Stage Startup Completes Two Year Incubator Program and Continues to Grow in the Central Coast
Trees is developing an app to help guide individuals in new situations through decision-making processes. During their time in the program, and in collaboration with the SBDC assistance, they created 4 jobs, obtained $50,000 in angel investment and $259,800 in grants and awards. Trees will continue to grow their venture in San Luis Obispo County and currently resides in the co-working space at the Cal Poly CIE Hothouse.
Early Stage Startup Completes Two Year Incubator Program and Continues to Grow in the Central Coast
Trees is developing an app to help guide individuals in new situations through decision-making processes. During their time in the program, and in collaboration with the SBDC assistance, they created 4 jobs, obtained $50,000 in angel investment and $259,800 in grants and awards. Trees will continue to grow their venture in San Luis Obispo County and currently resides in the co-working space at the Cal Poly CIE Hothouse.
Early Stage Startup Completes Two Year Incubator Program and Continues to Grow in the Central Coast
Trees is developing an app to help guide individuals in new situations through decision-making processes. During their time in the program, and in collaboration with the SBDC assistance, they created 4 jobs, obtained $50,000 in angel investment and $259,800 in grants and awards. Trees will continue to grow their venture in San Luis Obispo County and currently resides in the co-working space at the Cal Poly CIE Hothouse.
Early Stage Startup Completes Two Year Incubator Program and Continues to Grow in the Central Coast
Trees is developing an app to help guide individuals in new situations through decision-making processes. During their time in the program, and in collaboration with the SBDC assistance, they created 4 jobs, obtained $50,000 in angel investment and $259,800 in grants and awards. Trees will continue to grow their venture in San Luis Obispo County and currently resides in the co-working space at the Cal Poly CIE Hothouse.
Early Stage Startup Completes Two Year Incubator Program and Continues to Grow in the Central Coast
Trees is developing an app to help guide individuals in new situations through decision-making processes. During their time in the program, and in collaboration with the SBDC assistance, they created 4 jobs, obtained $50,000 in angel investment and $259,800 in grants and awards. Trees will continue to grow their venture in San Luis Obispo County and currently resides in the co-working space at the Cal Poly CIE Hothouse.
Los Angeles
New LLC Formation Clinic Helps Save Small Business Owners Hundreds of Dollars in Startup Fees
With a shortage of support from low-cost legal clinics in the Los Angeles area, small business owners were using expensive online services to form their new LLCs. In response to the need, the LA SBDC piloted an informational clinic run by legal experts to teach participants about business structures and how to register their LLCs through the California Secretary of State's website. Instead of downloading a generic operating agreement, participants drafted their own custom document based on the SBDC instructors' plain-language explanations. In addition to avoiding unnecessary legal fees, each participant gained a true understanding of their operating agreement, which now serves as a manual to manage and run their new businesses.
New LLC Formation Clinic Helps Save Small Business Owners Hundreds of Dollars in Startup Fees
With a shortage of support from low-cost legal clinics in the Los Angeles area, small business owners were using expensive online services to form their new LLCs. In response to the need, the LA SBDC piloted an informational clinic run by legal experts to teach participants about business structures and how to register their LLCs through the California Secretary of State's website. Instead of downloading a generic operating agreement, participants drafted their own custom document based on the SBDC instructors' plain-language explanations. In addition to avoiding unnecessary legal fees, each participant gained a true understanding of their operating agreement, which now serves as a manual to manage and run their new businesses.
New LLC Formation Clinic Helps Save Small Business Owners Hundreds of Dollars in Startup Fees
With a shortage of support from low-cost legal clinics in the Los Angeles area, small business owners were using expensive online services to form their new LLCs. In response to the need, the LA SBDC piloted an informational clinic run by legal experts to teach participants about business structures and how to register their LLCs through the California Secretary of State's website. Instead of downloading a generic operating agreement, participants drafted their own custom document based on the SBDC instructors' plain-language explanations. In addition to avoiding unnecessary legal fees, each participant gained a true understanding of their operating agreement, which now serves as a manual to manage and run their new businesses.
New LLC Formation Clinic Helps Save Small Business Owners Hundreds of Dollars in Startup Fees
With a shortage of support from low-cost legal clinics in the Los Angeles area, small business owners were using expensive online services to form their new LLCs. In response to the need, the LA SBDC piloted an informational clinic run by legal experts to teach participants about business structures and how to register their LLCs through the California Secretary of State's website. Instead of downloading a generic operating agreement, participants drafted their own custom document based on the SBDC instructors' plain-language explanations. In addition to avoiding unnecessary legal fees, each participant gained a true understanding of their operating agreement, which now serves as a manual to manage and run their new businesses.
New LLC Formation Clinic Helps Save Small Business Owners Hundreds of Dollars in Startup Fees
With a shortage of support from low-cost legal clinics in the Los Angeles area, small business owners were using expensive online services to form their new LLCs. In response to the need, the LA SBDC piloted an informational clinic run by legal experts to teach participants about business structures and how to register their LLCs through the California Secretary of State's website. Instead of downloading a generic operating agreement, participants drafted their own custom document based on the SBDC instructors' plain-language explanations. In addition to avoiding unnecessary legal fees, each participant gained a true understanding of their operating agreement, which now serves as a manual to manage and run their new businesses.
Northern
NorCal SBDC's "Food Inc" Food Business Incubator is a huge success opening night
FoodINC, an incubator created by Norcal SBDC's Restaurant Program was launched to help entrepreneurs finalize new food products, launch a cottage or catering food business and invent new ways to market and distribute their products. After 6 weeks of courses that included classroom instruction and kitchen labs, eleven entrepreneurs graduated at a launch party on the rooftop terrace of the Kaiser Center in Downtown, Oakland, and received certificates from CalOSBA Director Tara Lynn Gray.
NorCal SBDC's "Food Inc" Food Business Incubator is a huge success opening night
FoodINC, an incubator created by Norcal SBDC's Restaurant Program was launched to help entrepreneurs finalize new food products, launch a cottage or catering food business and invent new ways to market and distribute their products. After 6 weeks of courses that included classroom instruction and kitchen labs, eleven entrepreneurs graduated at a launch party on the rooftop terrace of the Kaiser Center in Downtown, Oakland, and received certificates from CalOSBA Director Tara Lynn Gray.
NorCal SBDC's "Food Inc" Food Business Incubator is a huge success opening night
FoodINC, an incubator created by Norcal SBDC's Restaurant Program was launched to help entrepreneurs finalize new food products, launch a cottage or catering food business and invent new ways to market and distribute their products. After 6 weeks of courses that included classroom instruction and kitchen labs, eleven entrepreneurs graduated at a launch party on the rooftop terrace of the Kaiser Center in Downtown, Oakland, and received certificates from CalOSBA Director Tara Lynn Gray.
NorCal SBDC's "Food Inc" Food Business Incubator is a huge success opening night
FoodINC, an incubator created by Norcal SBDC's Restaurant Program was launched to help entrepreneurs finalize new food products, launch a cottage or catering food business and invent new ways to market and distribute their products. After 6 weeks of courses that included classroom instruction and kitchen labs, eleven entrepreneurs graduated at a launch party on the rooftop terrace of the Kaiser Center in Downtown, Oakland, and received certificates from CalOSBA Director Tara Lynn Gray.
NorCal SBDC's "Food Inc" Food Business Incubator is a huge success opening night
FoodINC, an incubator created by Norcal SBDC's Restaurant Program was launched to help entrepreneurs finalize new food products, launch a cottage or catering food business and invent new ways to market and distribute their products. After 6 weeks of courses that included classroom instruction and kitchen labs, eleven entrepreneurs graduated at a launch party on the rooftop terrace of the Kaiser Center in Downtown, Oakland, and received certificates from CalOSBA Director Tara Lynn Gray.