As a grants expert, I’ve often heard the term “free money” thrown around when discussing business grants.
This got me thinking about a recent conversation in one of my business growth groups. We delved into the concept of giving away “free” stuff, and it raised an intriguing question: What does “free” actually mean in the business world?
In the whimsical world of Maypoles, dancers weave ribbons in synchronised harmony, much like our team at Streamlion Consulting craft grant proposals with precision and innovation.
Let’s explore the world of Maypoles and the serious business of securing financial support.
While the thrill of an Easter egg hunt may be fleeting, the rewards of grant hunting can have a lasting impact on organisations and communities.
Join us whilst we compare the similarities between grant discovery and Easter egg hunts.
Understanding what people need, use, or like is instrumental when setting up a business.
Whatever is offered must highlight some level of solution, but it’s the creativity within your business model that can be a determining factor for success.
Being generically ready is a start but each grant has its own criteria and process.
Each eligibility is different and the process is complicated. We can and want to help YOU reach that next level.
You may not know the answers, but we do.
We can help you answer all your questions and be your best friend through the process.
Would YOU like to win a business grant?
Don’t be confused by all the tickboxes; we’ll help you!
Streamlion is 8. Happy birthday to us! Time has flown and this milestone marks the perfect opportunity to stop and reflect on our achievements to date.
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We all had to adapt and change to a ‘new normal’ as the pandemic spread. And the merry-go-round of British politics alongside the cost-of-living crisis is leaving a continual wake of changes that we need to embrace and adapt to.
Nazia Begum never imagined she could have a business of her own. When she dared to dream of turning her beauty therapy knowledge into a makeup sales business, she started on a journey.
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