Shane Collins

Grant management, a rewarding and evolving field, has been a subject of intense debate in recent years.

Making decisions as a group is a common practice in the workplace, but it can be challenging and influenced by many factors such as biases, power plays, and groupthink.

We are thrilled to see businesses of all sizes stepping out of their comfort zones and innovating in response to the pandemic

Whether you’re a student applying for university, a small organization applying for a grant, or a citizen applying for a civil license, completing an application form should be simple and painless.

The world of IT service management (ITSM) in the public sector has undergone a significant transformation in recent years.

In today’s digital age, technology has become an essential part of our daily lives.

Writing an effective application form is essential for any recruiter, organisation, or institution.

Grants are a crucial source of funding for many organizations, whether they are non-profit, educational, or for-profit entities.

Data analysis enables organisations to evaluate grant applications and outcomes objectively.

In the fast-paced world of business and project management, the need for efficient and streamlined workflows has never been more crucial.

Philanthropic organizations can harness the power of data to identify the most impactful areas for grantmaking, optimizing their efforts for the greater good.

With so many communities around the world currently facing urgent needs, more grantmakers are adding rapid-response practices to their list of priorities.

The sheer thought of hosting an awards ceremony in our current climate might make a few people run for cover, but in true Submit spirit, this is all about re-evaluating, rethinking and adapting.

It’s an extraordinary time for businesses to explore digital change, and the demand for creativity is accelerating.

Business trends tell us that large pools of knowledge equal a superior outcome – but by now we know that more heads don’t necessarily mean better ideas.