INNOVATION.
THE HEART OF EVAMAX.

If you have limited resources, you turn to a personal line of credit, borrowing from friends and family, home equity, or asset-based loans.

Sounds familiar? This was me, 20 years ago.

I used to run a software company when I was in New York, and like you, I also considered multiple means to find capital.

But getting investors and loans would mean I have to give up a substantial portion of my stake or control in the company. Or in case of debt financing, repayment obligations could put a strain on the cash flow of a growing company.

I carefully considered these downsides and weighed them against the potential benefits. Because as a startup innovation company, every dollar counts.

So, how can you access non-dilutive capital sources? The answer lies in Government Funding, where most options are non-repayable.

But here’s the challenge: Why aren’t more people taking advantage of this opportunity?

The answer is simple.

Reliable information and expertise in navigating the industry are scarce, leaving many entrepreneurs in the dark.

There is no reliable information for people to teach themselves. To navigate this industry, you must have the time, expertise, and motivation. This is what I did twenty years ago. Federal support had played a significant role in financing my software business, and until now, I remain a strong advocate of government grants and programs as the optimal choice for funding technology companies.  

In Canada, federal support has provided a valuable avenue for small and medium-sized technology enterprises to explore and implement novel concepts, designs, and ideas. This support has expedited technological advancements across various industries for businesses focusing on innovation. 

Government funding programs assist technology-driven companies in their growth by contributing to research costs, commercialization, providing tax credits, or subsidizing business expansion. And in turn, these technology-driven companies can give back to the economy and the country. 

Whether in software, healthcare, artificial intelligence, robotics, clean energy, advanced manufacturing, or space technology, your innovation company plays an ongoing and pivotal role in shaping the future of our world. 

The good news is, you don’t need to spend twenty years to master the government funding process. You can get someone with the expertise to help you with it.