About Us

Grant Engine principals are company builders first and last. Previous companies led by key principals have been built on grant funding. This experience is valuable primary experience as to how non-dilutive funding is best utilized to build equity value. The dynamic of winning grants is surely valuable. However, it carries dangers if those funds are not followed at some point by equity or tangible value in the form of a development deal, or revenue and profits.

The goal of Grant Engine is not to endlessly deliver grants for our clients. Rather, deliver necessary non-dilutive funding early in a company’s life cycle to secure significant equity or equity at a higher valuation. Grant Engine deeply understands this dynamic and is focused on realizing a non-dilutive funding strategy as a means to building value for its clients.

We are changing how companies win grants and contracts. Our approach was born from a successful pedigree of building life science and other companies. A key part of that is securing crucial funding in companies changing their fields. At our heart, we are company builders. We see non-dilutive funding as an important component to building companies, although it is not the sole dimension to funding a company.

Take a look at our most recent blog posts about writing and winning grants, below, or see all posts at Grant Engine Blog.

Effectively Partnering with a Grant Writing Company

by Julie Fife | Jun 15, 2021 | Funding Strategies, Funding Your R&D, Grant Writing Partner | 0 Comments

When trying to secure non-dilutive funding, organizations are faced with a big decision – to write and submit the grant themselves or to partner with a grant writing company? The right grant writing company serves many purposes outside of actually writing and...

Resources for Female Entrepreneurs

by Sam Tetlow | Mar 11, 2021 | Funding Programs, Funding Strategies, Funding Your R&D, Grant Writing Partner, Grantsmanship, Non-Dilutive Funds, SBIR (Small Business Innovative Research) | 0 Comments

March is Women’s History Month! Grant Engine wants to see women-owned small businesses succeed in securing funding, so we put this list of resources together in support of female entrepreneurs. The NIH, especially the SBIR/STTR programs, shares this mission. The SBIR...

Eligibility for NIH SBIR Program: The Highlights

by Sam Tetlow | Feb 18, 2021 | Applying for Grant, Funding Programs, Grant Writing Partner, Non-Dilutive Funds, SBIR (Small Business Innovative Research) | 0 Comments

The Small Business Innovation Research program is an exciting and competitive opportunity for US-owned and operated small businesses to participate in federal research and development with a goal of commercialization. Winning an SBIR award can increase the value of...

Choosing a Grant Writing Partner

by Sam Tetlow | Jan 18, 2021 | Applying for Grant, Funding Programs, Funding Strategies, Grant Writing Partner, Grantsmanship, Non-Dilutive Funds, SBIR (Small Business Innovative Research), Uncategorized | 0 Comments

The Why Finding the Right MatchYou’ve decided to work with a grant writing partner to help secure funding — it’s a great idea, and one that equals financing success for many organizations! But to make that success happen, you need to make the right choice in who your...

Essentials of Winning an SBIR Grant

by Susanna Harris | Nov 30, 2020 | Applying for Grant, Funding Programs, Funding Strategies, Grant Writing Partner, Grantsmanship, Non-Dilutive Funds, SBIR (Small Business Innovative Research), Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Winning SBIR grants do not dilute a company’s equity and still provide you with funding. To win an SBIR grant, start-ups and small businesses must create a winning application – here’s how!

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