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Kickstart - Wyoming Business Council The Kickstart Grant Program is currently paused until further notice. Please check back soon for additional updates. The Kickstart Grant Program is designed to support growth-oriented startups within the state to overcome initial hurdles through funding, mentorship, and future growth opportunities.
Kickstart is available to help launch your business into the next phase of growth. Financial Support: We offer between $5,000 – $50,000 per award to help business owners achieve their next big milestone. This is non-dilutive funding, with no requirement for re-payment, so entrepreneurs can get their businesses up and running faster.
Mentorship Opportunities: By utilizing a Wyoming Business Council program, you are given access to a variety of experiences, including connections with other business founders, support resources, and potential investors — all of which are aimed at helping you attain your next milestone along your growth journey. Business Support: The goal is to incorporate opportunities to help make your business as successful as possible.
This means providing the chance to get feedback on business pitches, profit models, and more. We provide feedback throughout the competition allowing every participant to walk away with something of value even if a grant is not awarded.
Businesses that meet the following requirements are encouraged to apply: Founded within the state of Wyoming, with plans to remain primarily within the state for at least three years following the date of award; No more than 25 employees at the time of application and 50% of current employees must be Wyoming residents; and Potential for high-growth and obtaining markets outside Wyoming.
In addition, one of the company’s founders must meet at least one of the following requirements: Have completed an accelerator program; Competed, and been a finalist, in a pitch competition; Started a business previously with a successful exit; and/or Started a venture-backed business previously that has failed or closed. There will be one competition cycle per calendar quarter. Applications can be submitted at any time.
Applications submitted prior to the last day of the previous quarter will be reviewed in the following quarter (ie. applications submitted between April 1 and June 30 will be reviewed in Q3). Please refer to the Application Schedule below for additional details.
Applicants will need the following to apply: Pre-recorded 5-minute pitch (shared through a private link via Vimeo, YouTube, or similar platform) Employee Matrix and Company Growth Form (Please note: This form has two tabs – one for current employees of the company and one for future growth plans of the company. Both tabs need to be submitted with the application .)
Five semi-finalists will be selected to participate in a Virtual Pitch Day with a panel of investors. Three finalists will advance to a Q&A session with a panel of WBC team members to determine the amount of their respective awards. Award amounts will be announced upon approval from the Governor’s office.
Check out our FAQ page for additional details! Application Submitted Competition Cycle Shondah Otwell – Oshoto, WY Zach Rachlin– Jackson, WY Nathan Roma – Sheridan, WY Auston Larson & Camdin Hinkel – Casper, WY Branden Christiansen – Cody, WY Josh Kalinowski, Luke Humphreys, & John Heisey – Casper, WY Matt Hirbour, Allison Parker, Tigger Knecht – Jackson, WY Find a Regional Director for Help Financing Your Adventure
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small businesses in Wyoming. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000–$50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Wyoming Kickstart 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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