You must be a freelancer, microbusiness or SME You must be based and work in the West Midlands region (including Birmingham, Coventry, Dudley, Herefordshire, Sandwell, Shropshire, Solihull, Staffordshire, Stoke on Trent, Telford and Wrekin, Walsall, Warwickshire, Wolverhampton and Worcestershire). You must be 18 or over Your application must be aligned to one of CreaTech Frontiers R&D themes

£5-10K

The lead applicant (person opening the application in the platform) must be the woman that will (if selected) participate in the programme. The applicant must be established in an EU Member State or Horizon Europe Associated Country. A'start-up' should be understood as an SME in the early stage of its life cycle, including those that are created as spin-offs from university research activities. Women legally recognised as founders or co-founders of the company, that is, one of the original shareholders at the inception of the business and listed on the company registration documents. The founder or co-founder of the company must also currently hold a top management position (CEO, CTO, CSO or equivalent) within the same company. It will be also required that women hold at least 25% of the shares in the CAP table (capitalization table) of the company. Sectors, which are most fertile for deep tech applications are life-science, computing, food and agri-tech, aerospace, energy and clean-tech, industrial technologies, telecom, new materials, or chemistry. However deep tech also includes, among other, artificial intelligence, deep learning and machine learning. Women TechEU welcomes applications from all deep tech fields of activity.

£75,000

Be based in an EU Member State or a Horizon Europe-associated country - Operate in deep tech or digital innovation - Be led by at least one woman in a key executive role (CEO, CTO or Founder) with a minimum 25% ownership - Be in inception or early-growth stage.

up to 55,000 (Euros)

Innovation is the theme of the prize for 2025 and constitutes one criterion for the assessment of submitted works Entrants are invited to submit digital works and supporting statements on the theme of Innovation via this Zealous platform. There are no entry fees – the prize is free-to-enter for eligible artists from all backgrounds. Artists are invited to submit one or two digital works as part of their entry; to provide a biography covering their background and career to date; and, a statement of up to 300 words explaining why their work relates to the theme of Innovation. Residents based in the UK & Europe aged 18 or over at the time of entry. Emerging artists who have either graduated from a relevant undergraduate degree since 1 January 2015 OR are within the first 10 years of their professional practice.

£5,000 + £5,000 in kind media coverage

Micro, small or medium-sized enterprise (SME). Be UK-registered. Have a registered office or main operational base within the West Midlands region. Have a solution which is technical readiness level (TRL) 4+. This means that the solution has, at least, been tested or demonstrated in its intended environment and, at most, has been deployed as a first-of-a-kind commercial system. Solution must address one or more of the identified challenges. Be willing to travel on occasion for face-to-face meetings

£10-20,000

To be eligible for support, you need to be a for-profit UK-based R&D performing SME according to the EU definition (see definition here). If successful in your application for travel and accommodation costs, you will receive pro-active support from Innovate UK to help you maximise the benefit of attending.

700

The programme will support registered SMEs working in ‘moving image’ for storytelling. We will consider companies working with on screen content that tells a story in order to entertain an audience. This includes those working in film, TV, animation, games and immersive media, tech platforms with a narrative focus; and where the content is consumed on screen. Founder working in the Screen sector in England, outside of London Be a Limited Company registered on Companies House Relevant track record in the screen industry * For example trading as a company for at least 12 months, or experience bringing a product to market* Ambitions for company growth and a clear vision for your business

2500

Your organisation’s primary activity is in arts, culture and heritage. We can only work with organisations registered in the UK and primarily benefiting communities in the UK. Digital organisations will need to demonstrate their primary audiences are based in the UK. We do not make loans to individuals, sole traders, partnerships or unincorporated bodies (unless their partners/members are exclusively corporate bodies). Your organisation has to demonstrate that has a clear social mission. When applying, you will need to show how your organisation delivers specific positive outcomes for individuals or communities.

Secured and unsecured finance between £150,000 and £1,000,000

Be based within (live in or have a business address in) England or the wider UK. Activities we support through Project Grants must have a primary outcome that focuses on one or more of these disciplines: Combined arts - including festivals and carnivals, Dance, Libraries - for activity that delivers against at least one of the four Universal Library Offer, Literature, Music, Museums and collections, Theatre, Visual arts. Reach and engage people and communities in England with high quality creativity and culture.

£1,000 and £100,000+

Founder working in the Screen sector in England, outside of London - Be a Limited Company registered on Companies House - Relevant track record in the screen industry *For example trading as a company for at least 12 months, or experience bringing a product to market* - Ambitions for company growth and a clear vision for your business

up to £2500

UK registered SME with PAYE employees engaged in games development work in the UK. Prior founder(s) track record having taken games through to completion and shipping. Overall project costs at least double the requested grant, and strong additionality case, with our funding making a demonstrable difference

£50-£150,000