Grant Consultancy

We prides ourselves on the ability to raise finance across varied industries through a wide range of funding vehicles. An effective but often underutilised source of funding comes in the form of grant schemes. Governments and councils offer substantial support to companies and individuals covering all aspects of business activities.

While this form of funding can aid your business, identifying which grants are most applicable to your project can be difficult and even with grant programmes available, committing adequate resources to complete an application can have detrimental affects on the day to day activities of your company.

Funding schemes can cover*:

  • Capital Expenditure
  • Staff training
  • Employee cost subsidies
  • Research and Development
  • Product prototyping
  • Marketing initiatives
  • Premises Expansion
  • Greening of business premises
  • Wellbeing initiatives
  • Technological development

We can help your business through all stages of the grant application process, from identifying suitable grant programmes to submitting applications. Drawing on our experience in raising private finance and grant programmes ranging from schemes run by local councils to EU collaborative programmes; we are able to formulate grant applications to give your project the best chance of being awarded funding.

Unlike other grant consultants we work on a contingent basis and won't charge expensive consultation fees to write an application for you. As the nature of any finance proposals requires knowledge of your business and potentially will include sensitive information, we see ourselves more as a temporary partner to your business, working towards a common goal of achieving finance, than an external company charging you for a service. It's not until after we successfully secure your business funding that we would request a fee.

To discuss your requirements please email us at enquiries@rosspartnership.com

*Grants available will vary depending on business sector, size, location and availability of programmes on date of applying.