Thank you to all regions who participated in this discussion and openly shared strategies and challenges preparing for the recently announced Tech Hubs NOFO. With so many program competitions released by agencies at the same time, regional consortia face capacity challenges in even applying for these opportunities.
Although not a short-term panacea, getting more state actors collaborating on regional initiatives such as these can only add value and make communities more competitive to receive funding while easing the burden of application submission.
With the Tech Hubs application period officially live, AMCC wants to hear about the unique strategies and significant challenges that communities are engaging in or attempting to overcome to bring value to their stakeholders.
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