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Winning the Public Purse with David Kincade

Winning the Public Purse with David Kincade

著者： David Kincade | Government Grants & 
Public Funding Expert
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Every year, billions of dollars in government funding go to the organizations that best understand the process. Hosted by David Kincade—Canada's leading grant writing expert and author of Golden Grant Rules—this podcast pulls back the curtain on how to navigate the complex world of public funding. David has helped clients secure over $10M in grants, and his Advanced Grant Writing Course has helped students win over $61M more. Whether you're meeting with bureaucrats in the "GrantTank" or trying to decode "governmentese," Winning the Public Purse provides the strategic roadmap to transform grant writing into a predictable pillar of your success. Through a mix of deep-dive solo masterclasses and interviews with successful entrepreneurs, executive directors, and policy insiders, we break down exactly how the money flows from the government to the front lines. This show is for: • For-Profit Businesses: Owners and employees looking to scale high-growth startups and grow their impact. • Not-for-Profits: Leaders who require mission-critical funds to help those most in need. From federal business incentives to local program grants, tune in to learn how to optimize your resources, leverage AI, and out-compete the field for the funding your mission deserves. Subscribe now to unlock the public purse and get new episodes as soon as they drop.2026 政治・政府 政治学
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  • 11: What Fly Fishing Taught Me About Winning Grants

    11: What Fly Fishing Taught Me About Winning Grants
    2026/08/25
    Some lessons about winning grants do not come from a boardroom or a textbook. In this solo episode of Winning the Public Purse, David Kincade draws a surprisingly sharp line between his fly fishing hobby and the patterns he has watched play out across 14 years of professional grant writing and over 174 students in his Advanced Grant Writing Course. Equal parts practical and personal, this episode connects fly fishing, high cholesterol, productivity grants, and leadership into one of the more honest conversations David has had to date on the podcast. David is heading back to Lacombe in September for one more live cohort, and he can help you secure a training grant to offset the tuition (as of the time of this recording, there are still a couple of spots left)! Reach out to David by email at davidk@albertabusinessgrants.ca, or by phone at 780-297-6177 to learn more. Ready to transform grant writing into a predictable pillar of your success? David's students have already won over $71M in funding using the frameworks taught in the Advanced Grant Writing Course, and the next online class is coming September 24th, 2026. You can get started and grab your spot now at https://albertabusinessgrants.ca/grant-writing. To ensure you never miss an insight into the world of public funding, subscribe to Winning the Public Purse with David Kincade on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app. If you found value in this episode, please consider leaving a rating and review to help other mission-driven leaders unlock the public purse. Highlights From This Episode: Why some organizations win grants consistently while others keep struggling, and what David believes is really behind this gap [1:08] How a two and a half hour fly casting lesson on the Margaree River in Cape Breton solved problems that years of casual practice never did [5:59] The CEO of a Deloitte Fast 50 company who cleared his calendar for grant strategy sessions with David, and what that commitment produced [8:12] The second key leadership lesson and how staying buried in day-to-day operations quietly erodes grant success over time [9:38] Why the hidden cost of not investing in the right people and skills stays invisible until the results finally force the issue [11:02] How you can still take part in next month's live cohort of The Advanced Grant Writing Course, while possibly having some of the costs covered [14:39] LINKS: Fishing on the Margaree Regional Tariff Response Initiative Canada-Alberta Productivity Grant Advanced Grant Writing Course Grant Gazette (Sign Up for a Pro Plan for Just $99/year) YouTube Book: Golden Grant Rules Website Email: davidk@albertabusinessgrants.ca Phone: 780-297-6177
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    15 分
  • 10: August Dreamin', Fall Winning

    10: August Dreamin', Fall Winning
    2026/08/11

    August can feel like a lost month. Guests reschedule, C-suites disappear, and the grind slows to a crawl. In this reflective solo episode of Winning the Public Purse, David Kincade makes the case that the slow season is actually one of the most important times of year for grant writers, and for anyone building something worth funding.

    For non-profit leaders, grant writers, and anyone who has ever felt guilty for slowing down in August, this one reframes the whole month.

    David is heading back to Lacombe in September for one more live cohort, and he can help you secure a training grant to offset the tuition. Reach out to David by email at davidk@albertabusinessgrants.ca to learn more.

    Ready to transform grant writing into a predictable pillar of your success? David's students have already won over $67M in funding using the frameworks taught in the Advanced Grant Writing Course, and the next online class is coming September 24th, 2026. You can get started and grab your spot now at https://albertabusinessgrants.ca/grant-writing.

    To ensure you never miss an insight into the world of public funding, subscribe to Winning the Public Purse with David Kincade on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app. If you found value in this episode, please consider leaving a rating and review to help other mission-driven leaders unlock the public purse.

    Highlights From This Episode:

    • Why August is the number one vacation month for C-suites, and what grant writers need to have sorted before summer hits [1:10]

    • The case for using August to think deeply rather than grind harder, and why competitive grants reward the people who planned ahead [2:31]

    • An example of what David's subconscious mind helped him build and offer to clients of his [7:07]

    • The agricultural grant that was initially declined, turned around by one relationship-building suggestion, and eventually won for $26,000 [14:39]

    • Why David has journaled every August for 6 years, and how looking back on those notes has shaped his biggest decisions [10:34]

    • David reads an original poem written at a Cape Breton farmhouse, and ties it back to what August is really for [19:56]


    LINKS:

    01: Winning a $5,000 Restaurant Grant with Mona Pinder

    Advanced Grant Writing Course

    Grant Gazette (Sign Up for a Pro Plan for Just $99/year)

    YouTube

    Book: Golden Grant Rules

    Website

    Email: davidk@albertabusinessgrants.ca

    Phone: 780-297-6177
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    22 分
  • 09: 3 Grant Writing Tips for Summer 2026: How to Stay Ahead When Everyone Else Is on Vacation

    09: 3 Grant Writing Tips for Summer 2026: How to Stay Ahead When Everyone Else Is on Vacation
    2026/07/28

    Grant season doesn't slow down in July, but some organizations do. In this mid-summer solo episode of Winning the Public Purse, David Kincade cuts through the summer fog with three practical tips designed to save you pain later. Because the best grant application in the world, as David puts it, is a submitted one.

    Today we look at how government fiscal years actually drive grant timelines, why August is the worst possible month to chase down a letter of reference, and how building a simple impact dashboard can quietly strengthen every application you submit. David also shares what it looks like when a student turns a $5,000 course investment into $741,000 in grants within 15 months, and why that kind of result starts with the unglamorous work you do in the off-season.

    If you are currently mid-application or just keeping the lights on until fall, this episode is a useful reminder that the groundwork never really stops.

    David is heading back to Lacombe in September for one more live cohort, and he can help you secure a training grant to offset the tuition. Reach out to David by email at davidk@albertabusinessgrants.ca to learn more.

    Ready to transform grant writing into a predictable pillar of your success? David's students have already won over $67M in funding using the frameworks taught in the Advanced Grant Writing Course, and the next online class is coming September 24th, 2026. You can get started and grab your spot now at https://albertabusinessgrants.ca/grant-writing.

    To ensure you never miss an insight into the world of public funding, subscribe to Winning the Public Purse with David Kincade on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app. If you found value in this episode, please consider leaving a rating and review to help other mission-driven leaders unlock the public purse.

    Highlights From This Episode:

    • Why summer is no time to coast and how some grant deadlines catch people off guard every year [4:37]

    • The impact that Canadian provincial and federal fiscal years have on grant program deadlines, and what to watch for around December and early January [2:26]

    • The real cost of chasing attachments and letters of reference while your contacts are on vacation [5:11]

    • Why David recommends building an impact dashboard on your website and what to keep in mind when you're doing this [6:33]

    • One alumni's result: three grants totalling $741,000 within 15 months, resulting in a 14,720% return on investment [8:51]

    LINKS:

    New Horizons for Seniors Program

    Advanced Grant Writing Course

    Grant Gazette (Sign Up for a Pro Plan for Just $99/year)

    YouTube

    Book: Golden Grant Rules

    Website

    Email: davidk@albertabusinessgrants.ca

    Phone: 780-297-6177
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    11 分
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