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## Accelerating Colorado's Technology & Business Future Colorado is a powerhouse for innovation and economic growth, especially in science and technology. We've got a thriving mix of new companies, established businesses, and a highly talented workforce. In 2017, the Colorado Small Business Development Center (SBDC) launched TechSource, a statewide program designed to fuel this growth.
TechSource helps science and technology entrepreneurs and small businesses get the specialized advice, accelerator programs, and resources they need to launch, grow, and secure non-dilutive capital right here in Colorado. So far, the Colorado SBDC TechSource program has supported hundreds of companies at every stage of their journey. **How can the Colorado SBDC help you?
** Complete this short intake form to join a program waitlist, submit a general inquiry, or apply for the Proposal Assistance Funding Opportunity. Submit a TechSource Inquiry Colorado SBDC services are provided to any small business that is eligible to receive federally funded services. ### What Makes TechSource Different?
Different from other accelerators and incubators, the Colorado SBDC TechSource program focuses on non-dilutive capital sources for small innovative businesses, meaning the company does not give up ownership.
Some of the funding sources this program covers includes: * Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant * Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grant * Federal R&D tax credits * Partner support for technology commercialization Visit America's Seed Fund Webpage to learn more about SBIR and STTR grants. ### How Does TechSource Help My Business?
This multi-faceted program runs a series of programs throughout the year to help science and technology businesses access free and low-cost resources, trainings and networking opportunities. Specifically, the Colorado SBDC TechSource program offers: **Subject Matter Advising. **Free, one-on-one, confidential advising with experts from across the state.
**Proposal Assistance Funding. **Grant awards to access private resources to develop SBIR/STTR proposals. **Ascent Workshop Series.
**Workshops that teach essential business topics and connect you with like-minded businesses. **Webinars. **Webinars covering important business topics, including some featuring government agencies and their SBIR Programs.
### Who Should Enroll In TechSource?
The Colorado SBDC TechSource program is suited for science and technology entrepreneurs and business owners at all stages of business, including: * New businesses interested in exploring the viability of their business concept or commercialization strategy * Existing business owners looking to scale and connect with other science and technology businesses * Businesses interested in learning and applying for non-dilutive capital ### Why is TechSource Your Next Strategic Move?
### Expert Guidance Tailored to Your Vision Navigating the world of federal funding and technology commercialization can be complex. Through the Colorado SBDC TechSource program, you get one-on-one, free, confidential advising from experts in science and technology that can help you refine your strategy, write winning proposals, and overcome hurdles.
Specific assistance includes: * Technology Commercialization * Market Research/Customer Discovery * SBIR, Advanced Industries grants and non-dilutive sources of funding * Marketing and business model strategies * Financial projections and fundraising strategies ### Access to Non-Dilutive Capital Sources Unlike other accelerators and incubators that demand a piece of your company, the Colorado SBDC TechSource program focuses exclusively on non-dilutive funding.
This means you can secure substantial grants like the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR), along with vital Federal R&D tax credits. Keep 100% of your equity, 100% of your control, and 100% of your future. ### Master the Art of the Winning Proposal Securing grants can be challenging.
The Colorado SBDC TechSource program offers direct, hands-on assistance and proposal development funding. Access a team of experienced advisors that can help you write your vision clearly, compellingly, and in a way that resonates with funders. ### Fast-track Your Path to Market The Colorado SBDC TechSource program provides the strategic support to commercialize your innovations faster.
From refining your market strategy to connecting you with key partners and funders, the Colorado SBDC helps businesses at every stage. ### Have Questions About TechSource? Our newsletter provides relevant news and updates regarding small business delivered to your inbox.
## Get Help For Your Small Business The Colorado Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is the only statewide, nationally accredited program founded to support entrepreneurs and small businesses at every stage of business. Since 1987, the Colorado SBDC has driven statewide economic growth by providing public access to expert resources and business guidance, empowering business owners to make informed decisions.
With 14 full-time Service Centers, over 25 Satellite Centers, and approximately 300 business experts, the Colorado SBDC provides free, confidential one-on-one advising, no- or low-cost business training, and connections to community partners and resources. **Find My Local Colorado SBDC**
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Science and technology entrepreneurs and small businesses in Colorado. Colorado SBDC services are provided to any small business eligible to receive federally funded services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
TechSource Proposal Assistance Funding is funded by Colorado Small Business Development Center (SBDC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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