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FastTrack Funding for Profit
Are you searching for funding and not sure how to go about it? Do you keep applying for funding and never seem to be considered? Does your institution depend upon funding for expansion and enrichment? This training course will enable you to not only prepare yourselves but also present your capabilities and strengths in the bestpossible manner.
Overview
Learn how prepare your organisation in order to spot the funding opportunities that you can confidently apply for.
Preparing the proposed solution is always a problem for organisations that do not normally undertake project management. This course provides the basics of project management and how to define the proposed solution to the funding objective.
Understand how to identify and mitigate risks found lurking in those invitations to tender documents. IPR’s and copyrights should always be protected and we show you how.
Learn about what can go wrong with a bid and how you can learn the lessons for the future.
Ensure that you produce a winning proposal that highlights your organisation’s strengths and hides your weaknesses.
Course Details
Preparing Yourself
- Reviewing your resources
- What are your capabilities
- The importance of partnerships
- Your costing model
- Your core capabilities
Spotting the opportunities
- What to look for
- Matching your core capabilities
- Show Stoppers
- The business case
What exactly do they want?
- Interpretation of the funding bodies activities
- Hot spots – what they will get excited about
Can we do it?
- Match your capabilities to their needs
- Can you really do it and still make a profit?
- Project feasibility
Planning your Bid
- How are your going to do it?
- Project Management basics
- Architecting your solution
Presentation of your Bid
- Presenting your solution
- Satisfying the needs
- Hitting the hot spots
- Promoting yourself
What can go wrong?
- Why bids fail
Spot the risk
- Identifying, measuring and mitigating risks
- IPRs and copyrights
- Typical risks
- Caveats
Lessons Learned
- Review, record and reuse.
Course Methods
The on site course is a mixture of animated slides and detailed accompanying course notes. There are numerous questions to test the knowledge gained as well as several workshops.