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Due to purdah prohibiting the publication of “any material which, in whole or in part, appears to be designed to affect public support for a political party”, the Innovate UK delivery plan for 2017/18 cannot be released until after the General Election has taken place.
Despite a degree of post-Brexit-vote uncertainty, we should remind ourselves that business resilience comes about through sound forward planning, firm leadership and a knowledge of the financial landscape. So what are the certainties, especially for continuing funding of innovation, and what should you do next? Sam Stephens, founding director of Castle Donington-based consultancy TBAT Innovation urges action to claim your R&D Tax Credits.
East Midlands-based business consultancy TBAT Innovation helped clients across the UK to secure £20 million grant funding in the past twelve months
Matt Symonds, Managing Director at TBAT Innovation provides some background and detail to Horizon 2020 (H2020), Europe’s biggest research and innovation programme, combating some of the H2020 jargon.
Last week Innovate UK released their delivery plan for the 2016/17 financial year. This outlines the budget and priority areas which Innovate UK believe will maximise benefit for the UK economy.
From a bustling office in Castle Donington, Matt Symonds of TBAT Innovation describes why the wily innovator continues to beat a path to their door.
It is evident from the coverage in Rail Professional that the UK continues to generate world-class rail and transport infrastructure innovation. The problem is that many great ideas remain on the drawing board for want of funding. In this article Matt Symonds of consultants TBAT Innovation suggests ways in which you can improve your chances in your bid for finance.
How does the smaller manufacturer bring creative technologies to market whilst keeping the core business afloat? North-Nottinghamshire company Lindhurst Engineering has worked through this, and other challenges, with the assistance of funding consultancy TBAT Innovation, to bring its next-generation anaerobic digestion system closer to market.
Pressure on the UK’s healthcare service has opened the way for innovators in consumer healthcare, medical technology and diagnostics. But securing the necessary finances to bring products to market is still a challenge. In this article Matt Symonds of consultancy TBAT Innovation describes two funding schemes commonly used to unleash innovative new ideas.
Assists organisations in accessing research and development grant funding across a range of UK and EU schemes and industry sectors.
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