Founder & CEO
Tony Ayuninjam
Founder and CEO, Zeeta Grants Consulting, LLC
Tony Ayuninjam brings more than 16 years of federal and contractor grants management experience supporting the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the U.S. Department of State, USAID, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
Experience at a glance
- years in federal and contractor grants management
- 16+
- years in federal and contractor grants management
- active federal grants managed
- ~40
- active federal grants managed
- in federal grant value managed
- $450M+
- in federal grant value managed
Professional background
His expertise spans the full federal grants lifecycle, including funding opportunity development, application review, budget and cost analysis, award negotiation, monitoring, site visits, technical assistance, compliance oversight, closeout, and grants management training. His experience includes managing approximately 40 active federal grants valued at more than $450 million, recovering questioned costs, resolving legacy grant issues, and strengthening recipient capacity.
Through Zeeta Grants Consulting, LLC, Tony helps nonprofits, small businesses, educational institutions, faith-based organizations, government entities, and other grant-seeking organizations identify funding opportunities, develop competitive proposals, strengthen grants management practices, and build long-term organizational capacity.
Areas of expertise
- Federal grant administration
- Funding opportunity development
- Application and proposal review
- Budget and cost analysis
- Award negotiation
- Regulatory compliance oversight
- Monitoring, site visits, and technical assistance
- Closeout and resolution of legacy grant issues
- Grants management training
Experience described reflects Tony Ayuninjam's prior federal and contractor roles. It does not represent results achieved by Zeeta Grants Consulting, LLC, or any endorsement by a government agency.
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