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Try to find someone that has successfully pitched and have them review your proposal. You should certainly not give up. At least now they've heard of you.
(1) We wouldn't have needed to write a proposal just for them to hear about us. They know who we are. (2) We partnered up with SRI for the proposal. Collected feedback from their red team and refined the proposal for weeks until everyone was convinced that it was good. 1/
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Oh. Well, still... Hope you try again and have better luck next time.
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I don't think we will. We spent a *lot* of time and money on this proposals. The amount of time and money we have is very limited. We can't afford that if it's all for nothing, and 0 funded projects of 8 proposed is a very clear sign imo. I regret wasting all those resources.
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SRI is one of the largest non-profit non-gov research institutes in existence. They have a lot of experience with research funding and DARPA calls specifically, and would not have allowed us to submit a weak proposal (because that could have effected their reputation). 2/
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Of course we will look at the proposals who got in and we are already in the process of trying to get more information about the reasons for the rejection. But if you think we just did not "pitch it the right way" then you are mistaken. They knew what they rejected. 3/3
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