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Startup Financing - Wyoming Business Council The Wyoming Business Council offers programs and resources aimed at building Wyoming’s entrepreneurial ecosystem and fostering connectivity. The resources listed below are a small representation of some of the opportunities our team can help you explore to fund your startup venture.
Find A Regional Director and Start Your Wyoming Adventure Regional Startup Challenge Sponsorship To leverage regional successes, Startup: Wyoming is sponsoring startup challenges around the state.
Eligibility requirements for sponsorship: Provide itemized list for use of sponsorship monies and demonstrate need Regional approach (include other counties/towns in the region to the extent possible) Marketing plan creation and outreach Connection with the statewide entrepreneurial ecosystem Maintain a network of entrepreneurial business coaches Ability to follow the startup challenge process (Lean Launchpad or similar) Format of startup challenge- Example 5*-month process for the startup challenge organizer: Step 1: Raise funds, marketing plan creation (Day 1) Step 2: Launch, marketing outreach, open for applications (Day 60) Step 3: Application deadline (Day 90) Step 4: Initial screening.
Semifinalists selected (Day 97) Step 5: Semifinalists pitch virtually (Day 104) Step 6: Finalists selected (Day 104) Step 7: One coaching session for non-finalists (Between day 105 and 120) Step 8: Coaching sessions (3-5) with finalists (between day 105 and 150) Step 9: Pitch Day with winners (Day 150) Step 10: One (or more) coaching sessions with winners (Day 150 –>) *This process is subject to flexibility based on the startup challenge organizer and the entrepreneurs’ needs.
Match dollar for dollar up to $25,000 per startup challenge, matched by local fundraising. Sponsorship money can be used for programming of the startup challenge; event planning, marketing, and coaching sessions. No award money.
You are encouraged to submit the application and budget as soon as possible, preferably prior to launch. That is in order to allow for application and contract processing times and enable you to take full advantage of the sponsorship for the startup challenge. Guidelines and Information Itemized Budget Template for Sponsorship Resources for Communities Considering Pitch Day Events Read the legislation that created Startup: Wyoming .
Here are more links you might find helpful as you explore whether these programs are right for you. SBIR Match budget template Find out what’s been budgeted and learn more about the SBIR Matching program’s and procedures . Regional Startup Challenge Sponsorship Resources for Communities Considering Pitch Day Events
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Wyoming businesses with active federal SBIR/STTR awards and at least 50% of employees based in Wyoming. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $100,000 for Phase I; up to $200,000 for Phase II. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Wyoming Business Council SBIR Matching Grant Program is funded by Wyoming Business Council. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Wyoming. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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