Grant writing is a highly lucrative skill, and the demand for skilled grant writers has never been higher. If you want to master grant writing, attract clients, and confidently charge for your services, this podcast episode is for you.
In this episode, Elaine Abery of Unravelling Red Tape shares her invaluable expertise in grant writing, advocacy, and working with government organisations. Whether you’re new to grant writing or want to refine your skills, this conversation is packed with insights to help you become an in-demand grant writer.
You’ll learn:
What grants are, who offers them, and where to find them
How to craft a winning grant application, use the right language, address the criteria and avoid rookie mistakes
How to pitch your grant writing services to not-for-profits and build a sustainable business model
Where to find lucrative government grant writing opportunities
How to approach individual government departments outside the formal tendering process
Bio: Dealings with the government are notorious for complexity, frustration, cost, and time consumption. Elaine Abery, Principal of Unravelling Red Tape, helps businesses, charities, and individuals navigate these challenges, build collaborative government relations, and achieve better outcomes. With experience spanning the Property Council of Australia, Private Healthcare Australia, and law design at the Australian Taxation Office, Elaine brings unparalleled expertise to government relations, policy, and advocacy.
Fun Facts About Elaine:
Elaine's favourite achievement while working for the ATO was having a formal complaint made against her for impersonating a government employee, as “no government employee is that happy”
Until recently, Elaine thought ocean swimmers were mad, about to be chopped up by surfboard fins – now she is one
Before starting her business, she bought plane tickets like others buy shoes
