NVGrow is a State of Nevada small business initiative customized for Southern Nevada existing businesses that have over $50,000 and less than $700,000 in sales. Participating businesses receive access to economic and demographic data and assistance from Nevada Small Business Development Center counselors to help grow their businesses.
NVenture Fund
Now Accepting Applications
What is NVenture Funding?
This program provides grant assistance to small businesses located in the State of Nevada that demonstrate financial need.
Who can apply?
Small businesses that are operated in the State of Nevada.
What are the criteria for NVenture Fund Applicants?
– Proprietary intellectual property or knowledge.
– A large market size.
– Management team members with expertise and experience.
– Scalable business model.
– A current valuation that allows for a good return on investment.
– Ability to promote the NVenture program and give back to the community.
How long will the application be available?
The application portal will remain open until funding is completely exhausted.
What can I expect after I apply?
An email will be sent to request the required documentation. Each application will be carefully evaluated by the funding committee.
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