Stacy Chin, who has helped secure over $50 million in non-dilutive funding, says most grant advice for founders is wrong. The problem isn't writing ability but strategy: founders don't understand what actually gets proposals funded. She breaks down the real factors behind successful grants and warns about scammers in the space.
Most grant advice founders are getting is completely wrong, and that's a huge problem in this industry. I've been in federal grants and contracting for about 10 years. When I started, nothing made sense. Then I launched Keep Your Equity, and I had to learn the space from the ground up. What actually worked, what founders struggled with, and what actually got funded. Over time, I helped to secure over $50 million of funding across biotech, hard tech, climate tech, AI, and so much more. And that's what I realized. Most founders aren't failing because of bad ideas. They just don't know what good looks like. This isn't a writing problem. It's a strategy problem. So that's why I make these videos, to show what actually works and to help you access non-diluted funding the right way while avoiding the scammers in this space. And that's because
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