Assel Grant Services
Thomas Assel serves as the Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Assel Grant Services since January 2015, also holding the title of Vice President and Senior Writer. Prior experience includes operations management and grant-related work at Assel Consulting from October 2012 to December 2014, and a tenure as a Software Engineer at Garmin from May 2010 to October 2012, focusing on the performance and functionality of marine devices. Thomas has also worked as a Technical Specialist at Assel Consulting, an Instructor at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, and completed a variety of engineering and fiscal roles, including an internship at the US Army Corps of Engineers and service as a Fiscal Budget Technician in the United States Marine Corps. Thomas earned both a Master of Science and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
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Assel Grant Services
Assel Grant Services has extensive experience in the fields of education, healthcare, human services, and the arts. Our firm has broad experience in developing proposals to the federal government, state governments and corporations, as well as local, state, and national private foundations. These proposals address needs such as project funding, operating funds, capacity building and capital campaigns. In the last five years alone, we have written over $130 million in awarded proposals. In the field of higher education, we have written proposals that secured funding for teacher professional development, curriculum development for professors, and support for STEM project interaction between professors and high school students. In preK-12 education, we have successfully written for early childhood development, after-school programming, STEM materials for classrooms, school reform, physical fitness, technology, literacy, and school safety. In the arts, we’ve written proposals for visual arts exhibitions, performing arts concerts, and hands-on visual and performing arts support for children. In the field of social services, we’ve secured program funding for emergency assistance, homelessness prevention, rapid rehousing, services for those with developmental disabilities, and youth crisis intervention. For media companies, we have successfully written proposals for the federal Ready To Learn program, resulting in over $60 million in funding. For healthcare companies, and hospitals, we have written SBIR grants to the NIH and NSF, mental health, safety net, and applicant defined grants to the Healthcare Foundation of Greater Kansas City and the Reach Foundation, and mental health grants for victims of family violence and underserved populations throughout Kansas City metro. In addition, we have written operating and capital campaign proposals to support a wide variety of programs throughout the Kansas City area and for non-profits across the United States.