Upcoming Audio Conference: Anatomy of a Winning Grant Application-Keys to Success

SILVER SPRING, Md. - Dec. 6, 2013 - PRLog -- Now more than ever, as competition for federal and private funding increases, it's critical that every grant writer know the keys to writing the best possible proposals. And, as 2014 RFPs are released in the coming months, billions of dollars in public and private grants will become available.

What does it really take to submit winning applications? What do successful applicants generally do --and what are they sure to avoid?  For the answers to these questions and much more, register for our popular, hands-on audio conference:

"Anatomy of a Winning Grant Application: Keys to Success"

Thursday, Dec. 19,  from 2 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. Eastern Time

All registrants receive a copy of a winning grant application for the Education Department’s popular program, "Investing in Innovation."  Follow along as our experts take you through the proposal and the application process, providing you an invaluable template you can use to craft future federal and/or foundation grant applications.

Here's Just Some of What You'll Learn

*Top 10 tips you should always follow
*Proven keys to crafting winning narratives
*How to analyze an RFP and extract critical details
*Why and how to prepare an "evergreen" folder
*Collecting strong supporting data
*Understanding the application review process
*The critical role of partnerships--and what you must know
*Presenting a convincing budget
*Keeping the trains on time: Effective scheduling
*10 pitfalls reviewers spot most
*Making the most of technical assistance . . . and so much more!

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