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Top 6 Grants & Funding Sources for Halton Companies
Embedded Executive (Ontario Centres of Excellence)
Embedded Executive program provides loans to a maximum of $50,000 to acquire the services of an experienced entrepreneur or business executive to work inside a company for a limited time as an embedded executive. The approved company is required to match the amount of CCR's Embedded Executive loan.
Venture Start (Regional Innovation Centres) Venture Start is a new program that enhances the success rate of start-up enterprises by providing essential business training for technology entrepreneurs. Plus, your start-up enterprise has the opportunity to receive matching seed financing of up to $30,000. Applicants must have a degree in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics.
First Job Program (Ontario Centres of Excellence)
Companies, including start-ups, receive awards of up to a maximum of $25,000. Host companies provide the remaining salary and benefits. OCE's First Job program provides support for a highly skilled master's or PhD graduate's first year salary in a research and development capacity at an Ontario company. Graduates begin promising careers and employers benefit from enthusiastic researchers. It's a win-win for Ontario.
Graduate Enterprise Internship/Youth STEM (FedDev)
The Graduate Enterprise Internship is designed to help develop the business and management skills of graduate students and recent graduates of programs in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) by providing funding for internships with small- and medium-sized companies in southern Ontario.
Applied Research & Commercialization Initiative (FedDev)
Applied Research and Commercialization Initiatives a pilot initiative aimed at addressing the gap between research and commercialization in southern Ontario by encouraging collaboration between small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and post-secondary institutions.
Engage Grants (NSERC)
The EG Program supports well-defined projects undertaken by eligible university researchers and their private-sector partners. A maximum grant of $25,000 will be awarded to the academic researcher to cover the direct project costs associated with the research activities needed to address the identified problem.
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