Comments on: Grant for women inventors

By: Bobbie Marshall

Bobbie Marshall — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 03:36:40 +0000

I have been working on an invention,and do not have the funds to finish it.I did make a small payment to get it started.I am looking for a way to get monies to help with the rest of the payment, to get it off the ground.I am hoping to do good, so I can start another business.I would like to open a coffee shop to ensure a steady income.It would be about 8,000.00 to finish it.I would be very great full for any kind of help on this project. Thank You

By: Eliza Ann McNair

Eliza Ann McNair — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 20:14:16 +0000

I have a new invention in the process of being protyped. I already sent a small payment toward my invention. My problem is coming up with the rest of the money because I did not assembled my idea into the final product. The invention company has to hire people to do that. I am seeking seed money to complete my product so it can be sent to the manufacturer company. I think my project will cause us to depend less on foreign oil and more on solar energy. Where do I find seed money or less than 10,000.00 to complete my new invention. I really do want my name on my invention.

By: diana simpson

diana simpson — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 15:11:04 +0000

As the single parent mother of Terasa Hill, winner of the season 2 finale of CBC Dragon’s Den, I was unable to respond to bloggers at the CBC site who thought horse treats not worthy of the so called high standards they had in their heads re the ‘big’ season closer episode. On account of their system reconfiguration at that time, I was unable to assure young women that the win was NOT about horse treats. The win was about a woman who pitch alone, after doing her own test marketing, research, leg-work, and, after a catastrophic health crisis, rose again to pursue and succeed. It could been Widgets but it wasn’t. It was horse treats.