Research Symposium
24th annual Undergraduate Research Symposium, April 3, 2024
Natalia Tunajek Poster Session 3: 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm /6
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BIO
As a freshman at Florida State University, I am pursuing a dual degree in Risk Management/Insurance and Human Resources, with a keen interest in learning how to manage risks and human capital in various contexts and industries. I am also passionate about exploring the intersection of technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship, and how they can create value and impact in the society.
Applying the Business Model Canvas to the SBRI Grant
Authors: Natalia Tunajek, Dr. Jonathan AdamsStudent Major: Risk Management / Insurance and Human Resource Management
Mentor: Dr. Jonathan Adams
Mentor's Department: College of Information Mentor's College: College of Communication Co-Presenters: Abigail Patterson
Abstract
The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant provides small businesses with the opportunity to access federal funding and support for research and development endeavors. The introductory step that businesses must do is submit a three-page grant proposal, and an illustrative tool for SBIR officials named Quadchart. The submitted information includes details about the target customer, market opportunity, and value proposition.
The proposal answers a series of essay questions, which can be a daunting task, especially for small businesses To tackle this challenge, we propose utilizing the Business Model Canvas (BMC), an ontological business information tool designed to document business models
Keywords: Drone, AI, Grant