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2019 End of Year Recap
This issue of Inside View reports on some of the highlights. TechVision21 anticipates new policy and program developments in 2020, opportunities to shape Federal science and technology initiatives,and opportunities to access R&D funding at key Federal departments and agencies.
June 2018 Newsletter
Despite the severe cuts to R&D proposed in President Trump’s Fiscal Year 2018 budget, the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2018—signed by the President on March 23 and funding government for the remainder of FY 2018—was far more generous than expected, providing some of the largest increases in R&D funding in years.
Impressive Innovators and Solution Providers
“Serving as a delegate is an honor and unique opportunity to meet with some very impressive innovators and solution providers. As always, the concepts were innovative and the presentations were polished and professional,” stated Kelly Carnes, President and CEO of TechVision21 and long-time delegate to the Ocean Exchange and Panelist for the Big Pitch Collegiate Competition.
Beyond Rough Roads and Broken Bridges
Every $1 of sustained infrastructure investment could generate as much as a $3 return to the economy by 2030. If you time-traveled back to the early 20th century, or even just 60 years ago, nearly all the roads, bridges, subways, water systems, air traffic control...
The budget signals a pull back in the Federal role in technology development
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD PDF Budget Newsletter FY 2018: pull back in the Federal role in technology development
Inside View: 2018 Skinny Budget
With the release of the Administration’s Skinny Budget and the finalization of FY 2017 appropriations, opportunities for
Federal support for technology and innovation are becoming clearer.