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Access to Capital It takes money to build a sustainable company from an innovative idea. Historically, many ideas and technology companies fail to go the distance along the innovation continuum and emerge as viable companies posting profits and returns to their investors. Access to startup and growth capital is often identified as a key factor. In its role as an accelerator of innovation, Sirti has helped companies change that paradigm. We assist entrepreneurs in their pursuit of SBIR/STTR grants, provide loans via the Sirti Technology Growth Fund (TGF) and make strategic introductions to regional angel investment groups. By providing access to capital Sirti helps build the business. Sirti Technology Growth Fund $3 million dollar revolving loan fund $50,000 - $500,000 loans Available to 10 counties within Eastern Washington (pending in North Idaho) Funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration and loan funds from the Business Development Corporation (BDC) of Eastern Washington
Access to Capital
It takes money to build a sustainable company from an innovative idea. Historically, many ideas and technology companies fail to go the distance along the innovation continuum and emerge as viable companies posting profits and returns to their investors. Access to startup and growth capital is often identified as a key factor.
In its role as an accelerator of innovation, Sirti has helped companies change that paradigm. We assist entrepreneurs in their pursuit of SBIR/STTR grants, provide loans via the Sirti Technology Growth Fund (TGF) and make strategic introductions to regional angel investment groups. By providing access to capital Sirti helps build the business.
Sirti Technology Growth Fund
$3 million dollar revolving loan fund $50,000 - $500,000 loans Available to 10 counties within Eastern Washington (pending in North Idaho) Funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration and loan funds from the Business Development Corporation (BDC) of Eastern Washington