We provide innovation management support for public grant funded projects, and private membership-funded consortia

A key part of an innovation strategy is ability to provide public grant funding and/or private investment required for the development of an innovative technology, product or process and strategy to get to market.

Our technical experts support collaboration on novel technology concepts and preparation of competitive proposals for submission to European and UK grant funding calls, for research and development (R&D) projects.

We actively help with a project proposal preparation focusing on the impact and our reward is to be a consortium partner on the successful projects working on the innovation management related tasks including exploitation, dissemination and communication of the project results.

There is no fee for our support on proposal preparation. Only cost is your commitment. We will match your commitment with our commitment.

We helped more than 15 projects getting public grants from EU and UK with more 150 partner organisations and more than 80 million EUR received in funding.

We are providing innovation management services for a private membership funded consortia, and community development support.

The private membership funded consortia meetings are usually at historic setting of Cambridge colleges, one of its members’ sites or hosted at a leading research institution around the world. Leading experts are invited to join and participate at the specific meetings related to their field of expertise.

An example of a private membership funded consortia is the Nano-Carbon Enhanced Materials (NCEM) consortium. This consortium was launched in April 2012 in collaboration with the Centre for Business Innovation Ltd, and it has been running for 7 years, including members from leading multi-national companies.