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Find similar grantsSC Launch Inc. is sponsored by SC Commerce Office of Innovation. SC Launch Inc. invests seed funds into early-stage, high-tech startups in South Carolina, with the potential for subsequent follow-on investments.
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Grants Resources | South Carolina Business Development Environmental, Health and Safety Incubators and Accelerators Minority Business Resources Statewide programs and initiatives to help new and existing South Carolina businesses thrive.
Supports the launching and sustaining of technology commercialization as a vital part of South Carolina's economy through funding programs that concentrate on research and development, high impact entrepreneurship, startup support, talent development and increasing accessibility to risk capital and other resources that enable innovation.
Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy Funding Opportunity Exchange Free Business Training: SC CompTIA IWT Scholarship program South Carolina employers can apply for their employees to receive a scholarship to enroll in either a 12-week A+ program or 8-week Security+ program offered through CompTIA that includes mentored learning certification preparation package, valued at over $5,000.
For Employees of South Carolina Businesses Upskill employees through a scholarship opportunity 16 weeks of access to CompTIA learning management system and 1:1 mentor support Everything employees need to pass the certification examination and earn a CompTIA IT certification Learn more and request an application Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) LISC's approach to economic development embraces small business lending and coaching, building capacity for local partners, leadership development and deployment of AmeriCorps members with community organizations across the country.
A cabinet-level federal agency fully dedicated to small business which provides counseling, capital, and contracting expertise as the nation’s only go-to resource and voice for small businesses. SC Launch Inc. invests seed funds into early-stage, high-tech startups in South Carolina, with the potential for subsequent follow-on investments.
South Carolina Film Commission Offers incentives to attract film production to the state U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) South Carolina District Office The SBA partners with state economic development organizations to provide South Carolina small businesses with assistance and further business opportunities through events, presentations and educational materials.
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SC Launch Inc. is funded by SC Commerce Office of Innovation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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