Funding4Growth Book Club

What type of reader are you?

The type that uses: 

• Post-it notes on pages to mark important sections.
• Highlighters in different colours to highlight key points, concepts, quotes or sections that need further review.
• Notes in the margins with comments, questions or reflections. 
• A reflection journal to reflect on how the book's ideas impact your business practices. 
• Written chapter summaries to reinforce understanding and recall main ideas. 

Whatever your reading technique, you are welcome to join us for the Advanced Grant Writing for Female Founders book club breakfast meeting. 

Bring your book along, along with highlighters, post-its, or your journal. Let's come together to explore the concepts that inspired you to think bigger and investigate new opportunities, to challenge your previous beliefs, and to get ready for better. 

Date: Tuesday 2nd July 2024
Time: 7:45am (wrap-up by 9:00 am)
Location: Gather Bistro, Ground level - 80 Ann Street Brisbane QLD 4000
(through the cafe and into the seating area in the atrium)
Self-funded: You are invited to purchase your morning coffee 

Meet Your Host

Lisa Erhart, Author of Advanced Grant Writing for Female Founders and Founder of Funding4Growth. Lisa started her funding journey with a first small $10,000 grant, which quickly grew to $2.4 million, ultimately becoming $4.2 million in secured funding. She is also an active Assessor with various grant and funding programs, having now assessed over $50 million in application submissions. With a goal to significantly increase the number of diverse founders funded, Lisa's mission is two-fold: to increase the number and quality of applications submitted to programs offering $100,000 or more in funding. 

Tickets, two ways

• If you already have a book, you can register for a complimentary ticket or ... 
• If you don't yet have the book, that's okay; choose the $30 special bonus ticket to secure your place, and a copy will be provided to you on the day.

A note on diversity.

While the term female is used in this event listing, it has been used for practical purposes to assist readers in navigating relevant search terms for grant research. I want to emphasize that the information shared on the day also holds significance for you. My humble request is this: whenever you encounter the term female, please substitute it with the gender identity that resonates with you.

Acknowledgment of the traditional owners of the country in which we will meet. 

In hosting this event, we are mindful that we do so on the ancestral lands of the First Nations People of Australia. In the spirit of appreciation, I pay my respects to the Turrbal peoples, as the Traditional Custodians of this land, and honour their enduring connections to the land, sea, and community.