The recently signed stimulus package has greatly expanded the opportunities for grant writing. OCI has seen a dramatic increase in the number of queries regarding our ability to assist in the grant research and application processes.
OCI presents “Gearing up for Grants”, a pre-recorded seminar that will prepare you to take advantage of these grant opportunities. Presented by Ken Blair, the seminar will cover the gamut of information -- researching grant opportunities, identifying grant opportunities in a consistent manner, and completing grant applications.
Grant writing is not a necessarily a “winner takes all” proposition. The tone and quality of your writing may make the difference between a $5K or $50K or $5M award! Learn some of the tricks of the trade and the nuances needed to successfully research and complete grant applications. Get practical hands-on experience researching opportunities on major grant opportunity sites. Find out what the “CFDA” is and how to use it to identify potential opportunities.
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KEN BLAIR
Ken is a senior grant proposal developer with experience across numerous Federal and State agencies. He also has extensive experience developing proposals against RFP requirements and corporate standards. He has led or assisted in preparing over 150 proposals for programs ranging in value up to $500M. Ken has previously worked as Vice President of Gartner Consulting, Director at Siebel Systems, and Director at Cap Gemini America.
Notice: This training material contains the “best practices” that are required for the successful completion of a compliant grant application. This training class is intended for training for an experienced proposal professional in a conscientiously applied effort for grant research and application development. OCI cannot warrant or guarantee that all grant applications will result in a grant award of any kind or size.