Influencer platform/application Recruiters

# Change Analysis **What Changed:** The funding opportunity shifted from a "Student Recruitment and Enrollment Management Platform" to an "Influencer platform/application Recruiters." **Why It Matters for Applicants:** 1. **Scope Redirection**: The opportunity moved away from education-sector solutions (student enrollment) to influencer marketing/recruitment technology. 2. **New Target Market**: Instead of serving educational institutions, the focus is now on recruiting talent or managing creators within the influencer/social media space. 3. **Different Technical Requirements**: Applicants now need expertise in influencer platforms, creator management, or social media recruitment—not student information systems or enrollment workflows. 4. **Eligibility Impact**: Companies previously aligned with edtech may no longer be competitive. Those with influencer economy, creator economy, or recruiting tech backgrounds are now preferred. **Critical for Applicants**: Re-evaluate your company's fit. If you applied based on the previous education-focused scope, your solution likely no longer matches this opportunity's objectives.

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New SAM.gov opportunity: Student Recruitment and Enrollment Management Platform