If you have designed an innovative invention, then potential sources of funding may include government agencies, collaborative academic grants, and private industry sources. Typically the funding is available for various stages of development. Be sure not to overlook any of these!
"Chris Johnson's Grant Funding Course came along in my life shortly after my husband had passed away, and at a time when I was facing the re-structuring of my life and our family business. Within the first month of receiving the teaching material I began researching the recommended areas where I could find funding for my business. I learned of a grant from the Province of B.C. whereby I applied for and quickly received payment of two-thirds of the cost of tuition for one of my employees to up-grade her skills as a forklift operator. Within the first three months I also received a commitment through a wage subsidy program jointly funded by the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia for a new hire. To date I have received $2,713.33, with the prospect of receiving on-going funding for training and hiring future employees. By following Chris' advice I have been pleasantly surprised to discover the vast amount of support and helps available to Canadian business owners—just for the asking!"
-Helen G.
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