Join agency representatives from:
  • National Institutes of Health
  • Department of Defense
  • National Science Foundation
  • Department of Agriculture
  • Department of Energy
  • and Professional SBIR Consultants - The Greenwoods

 DISCOVER the wide variety of SBIR research interests

 SPEAK with agency representatives and the Greenwoods

 NETWORK with SBIR winners, university faculty,
    potential partners, and sponsors.

And prepare to make sense out of the perplexing world
of the SBIR/STTR cost proposals and project management.


In the afternoon, nationally known experts Greenwood Consulting Group will teach you about:

  SBIR cost proposals and
         SBIR project management

  • COST PROPOSALS - How to prepare a compelling cost proposal
  • INDIRECT RATES - Developing an indirect rate is
    often forgotten until the last minute

  You've Won The Award, Now What?

  • RECORD MANAGEMENT - Keeping records
    to the government's satisfaction is key
  • UNALLOWABLE COSTS - How to identify and avoid them
  • BUDGETING - Insights on actually receiving and spending
    the award funds
  • TERMINOLOGY - Government accounting terminology
  • AUDITS - What to expect from government audits
    and how to survive

While aimed at SBIR/STTR competitors,
this is a unique workshop that has proven valuable
for any recipient of government contracts and grants


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WHEN: 
 Wednesday, December 3, 2003
 
 9am — 5pm
 
WHERE: 
 NC Biotechnology Center
 
 Research Triangle Park, NC
 
COST: 
 $75 (conference and SBIR Cost
            Proposal session
)
 
 $60 (SBIR Cost Proposal session only)
     
($95 at the door)
       
       
 
 
Hosted by: 
   North Carolina Small Business and Technology Development Center
Thanks to GOLD sponsors: 
   Wyrick Robbins Yates & Ponton LLP
 
 North Carolina Biotechnology Center
   
           
   
And thanks to SILVER sponsors: 
  First Citizens Bank  
    RBC Centura  
    Marci Whittaker Group  
       
 
   
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