In the competitive world of innovation, securing funding can be the key to success. This expert workshop will provide an in-depth analysis of non-dilutive funding mechanisms available to your digital health business, including the R&D tax incentives (RDTI) and government grant strategies.
Join R&D tax partner Kate Mahady (FB Rice), non-dilutive funding strategist Stuart Haines (Haines Consulting Group) and fund program leader Alex Barty (ANDHealth) as they discuss how to effectively navigate the Australian grants and tax incentives landscape, simplifying the process and identifying the right financial support to fuel your business innovation and growth.
We will also unpack the potential knock-on effects of the proposed future changes in this year's Federal Budget and outline how Australian innovators can effectively compete for the capital that remains available.
Don’t miss this crucial session, designed to help you move beyond asking “what grants are available?” and instead build a smarter funding strategy to de-risk your business.
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