Case Western Reserve University students, alumni and faculty who are forming or growing a startup company and are looking for funding to move their innovations forward are invited to apply for the Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship’s Microgrant Programs.
In addition to a financial award that can help move innovations forward, the Microgrant Programs offer valuable learning and life-skills opportunities to develop venture planning and management, budget ownership and management, fiscal responsibility and other essential professional practices.
Sponsored by the Burton D. Morgan Foundation, CWRU LaunchNET and Case Western Reserve University, participants also will have access to mentorship, advising, promotion and networking opportunities throughout the duration of the grant period.
Applications are accepted now through Friday, Sept. 11.
