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Pathways to Commercialization

What is a pathway to commercialization?  

Navigating federal R&D funding can be daunting as the process is  complex, time-sensitive, and highly dependent on the unique trajectory of your innovation. 

A Tributary Insights Pathways to Commercialization outlines a very specific strategy for funding the journey from concept to commercialization.

Who are they for?  

Our funding strategies are for the serious entrepreneurs who are seeking to commercialize: 

  • Early stage founders who want real funding options

  • Phase 2 awardees seeking transition funding

  • TRL 4 and higher that need a clear path to commercialization

  • Firms that want to provide investors or partners viable funding strategies  

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Did you know SBIR funding is only a small portion of the overall federal R&D budget? 

Check our calendar for our next Other than SBIR Funding  presentation to learn more

Our Approach

Each Pathway to Commercialization Strategy is developed per innovation starting with where the product is to where it needs to be in order to commercialize. 

 

Strategy Timeline: A typical report covers 3 - 5 year time span

Cost: Packages start at $2500

The package includes: 

Initial Intake Interview

We conduct an in depth interview to about your company, goals, current gaps and challenges

Pathway Report 

Suitable for investors or partners showing how your innovation is supported by key agencies and funding options

Pathway To Commercialization Roadmap

Clear instructions on what to do next, complete with vetted links, what resources are available, where to put your energy, potential partners, and which opportunities to track. 

Current opportunities

Vetted opportunities with links 

Contact Us for an initial no cost interview to find out if a Pathway to Commercialization Strategy is for you.

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"It would have taken me 1-2 weeks of full time plodding through the various websites to stumble upon all of these leads, and that’s only if I knew to go to those sites in the first place. "
 
Pete G., Paradigm Materials

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