Stacy Chin, a PhD scientist and former startup founder, helps companies write SBIR grant proposals that match their business goals. An experienced grant writer increases funding odds and reveals gaps in a startup's technical and commercial strategy.
With my technical background as a PhD scientist, I found that this training was so helpful for me to advise my SBIR clients on what they should propose in their research and development strategies within their SBIR applications. And as a former startup founder myself, I found that my experiences in the business and startup world has been tremendously helpful to help my clients with a technical background be aligned to what their business goals should be according to their R&D efforts. Many startup founders that has pursued SBIR funding has told me how incredibly helpful it was to work with a really experienced grant writer because this actually helped to accelerate their business. Although working with a good grant writer can help them to improve their chances of securing SBIR funding, but they can also review other commercial or technical gaps within their business plan that they may not have realized before.
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