Accelerators & incubators
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NYC Media Lab
Founded in 2010, NYC Media Lab is dedicated to driving innovation and ultimately job growth in media and technology by facilitating collaboration between the Citys universities and its companies. Launched by a consortium led by the New York City Economic Development Corporation, New York University, and Columbia University, NYC Media Lab's goals include generating research and development, knowledge transfer, and talent development across all of the Citys campuses.The Lab is built on corporate membership. Current member companies include AT&T, ESPN, HBO, Hearst, NBCUniversal, Publicis Groupe, News Corp, Time Warner Cable, and Verizon. Member companies participate in roundtable events on technology issues such as big data and emerging interfaces; connect with one another and with faculty, students, and other university resources; and direct seed research projects on areas of interest to them. Companies choose between three levels of membership; more information can be found here.Seed projects take a variety of forms. For instance, Verizon recently crafted a project analyzing adaptive streaming video services with a team of electrical engineers at NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering. Hearst partnered with a team of design & technology MFA students at Parsons the New School to generate prototype mobile apps. Time Warner Cable teamed up with a computer scientist at NYU School of Engineering to get a view on how various computing trends will affect home bandwidth requirement scenarios in the future. NYC Media Lab brokers these projects; member companies have access to the results. Learn more about seed projects.
Innovation Depot
Innovation Depot is a technology center and business incubation program that focuses on developing emerging biotechnology/life science, information technology, engineering, and service businesses and operates in partnership with the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB). A public-private economic development effort, Innovation Depot is funded by the Birmingham regional business community, the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham and other leading private foundations, UAB, the City of Birmingham and Jefferson County.Innovation Depot combines the expertise of business incubation professionals with a next-generation facility offering you the space and equipment you need to take your business from concept to reality. Located in the heart of Birmingham, Innovation Depot is just minutes away from UAB, an internationally recognized research university and academic health center, and from the citys legal and financial district. It is located in the heart of the Entrepreneurial District in close proximity to Railroad Park, Regions Field (home of the Birmingham Barons) and the citys thriving downtown housing and restaurant scene. The 140,000-square-foot facility can give your company the room it needs to start and grow. Flexible floor plans and shared conference rooms mean you can dedicate space to whats important to your business as it develops.
Think Beyond Plastic Accelerator
Think Beyond PlasticAccelerator, Inc is focused on accelerating early-stage businesses with a proven business model, solid management team and innovative solutions to plastic pollution. These businesses must measurably reduce plastic pollution through their innovation. Our focus is on disruptive innovation especially in the areas of food packaging, medical waste, reduced plastic waste, alternatives to styrofoam as well as innovative Cradle-to-Cradle product design. Entrepreneur Services- Review and analysis of business plan, investor presentation and financials; business guidance, strategy and organizational support- Assistance with building a strong business team- Market and basic SWOT analysis- Broker and guide deals with major customers, suppliers, strategic partners and investors- Direct innovation focus, develop business model, assist with productization of technology, and guidance in defining the target market and the value propositionInvestor Services- Pre-qualified business opportunities tailored to specific interests and needs- Due diligence covering technology, market opportunity, company and teamIndustry Services- Pre-qualified businesses offering solutions in a space identified as a strategic need- Opportunity to work with early stage technologies to help define a product offering that addresses their specific pain points
MergeLane
Ms. Sue Heilbronner is a Co-Founder and serves as Chief Executive Officer at MergeLane. Ms. Sue Heilbronner is a Co-Founder of Shinesty and also serves as its Board Member. Sue has been a CEO, President, or Chief Marketing Officer for digital marketing and ecommerce companies since the earliest days of the internet. She began her career as an attorney – last as a federal prosecutor with the US Department of Justice. She transitioned to business by founding an online baby gift company in 1999, which she later sold when she joined Discovery Communications, parent company of Discovery Channel and 15 other international networks. Since Discovery, Sue has led companies in the interactive travel, digital publishing, ecommerce, and online education sectors. Two of these firms had successful exits. Sue has the privilege of serving as a mentor in the international Techstars Accelerator program and an Adjunct Professor of Law and Entrepreneurship at the University of Colorado Law School. She is an avid angel investor in companies with amazing founding teams working on problems she cares about. She has been mentoring tremendous young talent throughout her career. Sue earned a B.A. from Oberlin College and a J.D. and M.A. from Duke University.
Metropolitan Economic Development Association(MEDA)
Our vision is to create thriving communities through equal economic participation. This can be achieved through BIPOC entrepreneurs, with Meda’s services and community support. Access to financing for operations and expansions is especially important for minority business stability and growth. Meda’s business loan program is designed to help clients find access to much-needed funding, which otherwise might not be available through traditional lending resources. Meda consultants can assist clients in developing a loan package to present to potential funders, which may or may not include the Meda loan program. Every circumstance is different and, accordingly, we try to source the very best rates and terms for all our clients. Businesses must be owned and controlled by entrepreneurs of color. Loan clients are encouraged to work with Meda business consultants. The program works in participation with your existing bank. Minimum loan amount is $25,000. Loans of more than $400,000 require a higher bank participation. Meda business loan proceeds can be used for: Working capital, lines of credit, business equipment, franchise fees, build-out, business acquisition, project financing
The Tech Garden
The Syracuse Technology Garden's goal is to be the focal point for high-technology entrepreneurship and business growth in the Central New York (CNY) region.They foster entrepreneurial activity in Syracuse and the CNY region by stimulating technological creativity through the incubation of technology start-up businesses. Located in downtown Syracuse, NY , the specially constructed facility covers 33,000 square feet and is a regular gathering spot for aspiring entrepreneurs, early stage investors, and creative individuals seeking to connect with others to share their passion for technology and business. In addition to facilitating the growth and development of early stage technology companies, The Tech Garden offers its facilities to the public for use for meetings, conferences, and social gatherings.The Tech Garden is home to the CleanTech Center and Syracuse Student Sandbox.Additionally, they host the TechExpo, pre-seed workshops, and the Space Alliance Technology Outreach Program (SATOP). The Tech Garden is a supporting member of the Business Incubator Association of New York State.
Brooklyn Fashion & Design Accelerator
The Brooklyn Fashion + Design Accelerator is a vibrant hub where designers can build successful businesses that integrate the environment and society into their bottom line and explore the relationship of technology, product and fashion.The Accelerator provides space, mentorship and access to a network of experts that range from design, production, future technologies, business development and environmental and social impact. We are a community committed to changing the world.The Accelerator welcomes creative entrepreneurs from throughout NYC. By becoming a member of the BF+DA you get access to the resources you need to produce and prototype your products. We provide traditional apparel production for runs from one to one hundred units. Our digital fabrication lab includes laser cutters and 3D printers and a lab for textile innovation that includes a textile printer, knitting machines and an extensive samples library. We offer showroom space, retail space, conference rooms and 30 onsite studio spaces equipped for fashion, accessory, product and media designers.
The Syracuse Student Sandbox
The Syracuse Student Sandbox is a unique business incubator that gives aspiring student entrepreneurs the resources to make their visions a reality.Unlike other incubators, the Sandbox does not currently claim ownership to any part of the student companies: Students participating in the program maintain 100% equity in their companies. Some participating schools have established investment funding mechanisms for student ventures. The Sandbox continues to seek additional sources of support in form of sponsorship, in-kind contributions or direct investment.The program is currently open to students from the sponsored Kauffman Foundation Enitiative schools: Syracuse University; Cayuga Community College; Le Moyne College; Morrisville State College, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, and Onondaga Community College.The Sandbox is working to expand membership to other schools such as University of Rochester, RIT, Cornell, SUNY Oswego, and Clarkson.
GoodCompany Group
GoodCompany Ventures catalyzes start-ups with innovative solutions to big, unmet social and evironmental needs. GoodCompany entrepreneurs get a great place to work in Philadelphia, a community of like-minded entrepreneurs, and access to a network of capital sources and expert advisors. GCV champions models that offer investors both financial return and social impact. GoodCompany Ventures provides support, facilities, and mentoring to qualified, socially conscious entrepreneurs who can make a difference.The program is a pioneer in the social sector, repurposing a proven venture strategy in this emerging sector. Unlike conventional venture incubators, GoodCompany Ventures doesnt extract an equity commitment from entrepreneurs, but expects a commitment of time and creativity toward building a community of social entrepreneurship. The program will culminate in a Funding Day where companies will pitch their ideas to investors.
CTA Digital NYC
The Consulate General in New York established a Canadian Technology Accelerator (CTA Digital NYC) in New York City in 2012 to help Canadian digital media companies access key resources to accelerate their growth. The CTA Digital Tech is a 5 month program which starts with one month of virtual training to prepare companies for the international market followed by 4 months in New York City. The program gives Canadian SMEs training and assistance in finding clients, venture capital funding and establishing a presence in New York. The program is targeted to high-potential early-stage companies in digital media (including ad tech, data analytics, fintech, e-commerce and software) that are selected through a competitive process guided by the private sector. Selected companies receive space for four months at Grind, a local co-working facility, along with mentoring with business contacts to fast-track growth.
Google For Entrepreneurs
Google is committed to empowering entrepreneurs around the world through programs, partnerships, and our products. Google for Entrepreneurs has programs all over the world to foster entrepreneurship, empowering the next generation of innovators to be successful. Google for Entrepreneurs began in a garage nearly two decades ago and today they celebrate their entrepreneurial roots. Google for Entrepreneurs partners with startup communities and builds Campuses where entrepreneurs can learn, connect, and create companies that will change the world. Since 2011, theyve launched Campuses and formed partnerships that support entrepreneurs across 125 countries. Google for Entrepreneurs provides support, resources and Campuses (physical hubs) to the global entrepreneurial community.
Techstars DC JP Morgan
Techstars Washington DC Powered by J.P. Morgan focuses on startups that can benefit from tapping into the unique strengths of DC’s innovation and startup ecosystem including our tech talent and diversity, and being a national and global center for policy making. Sector focuses include: health and wellness, education, finance, government and civic engagement, cybersecurity, and more. Open to founders of all backgrounds, the program is designed to provide equitable access to funding and support for Black, Hispanic and Latino, Indigenous American and Pacific Islander entrepreneurs. Through game-changing investment and community partnerships, together we will take steps towards dismantling institutional, structural, and systematic barriers that often limit opportunities.
AeroInnovate
AeroInnovate helps aeroinnovators from across the globe who are starting and growing aero-related businesses and bringing related new technologies to the marketplace. Our goal is to facilitate the alignment of passionate, successful "investors" and industry leaders with the best aviation-related opportunities in the world to help get deals done. In this way, exciting new aircraft and aviation products and services will be commercialized and new opportunities created in aviation. AeroInnovate does this by bringing innovators together and offering top-notch educational forums, aligning the best companies with investors and industry leaders, exposing technology through technology showcases and connecting aeroinnovators to people and resources.
Camelback Ventures
The Camelback Fellowship: Our flagship program works to support early stage social impact entrepreneurs in three tracks: Education, Conscious Tech, and Local Economies. We provide coaching, capital, connections, community, and curriculum to underrepresented entrepreneurs. Capital Collaborative: We believe it takes a village; we aim to improve the overall funding environment, thereby exponentially increasing the opportunities for all entrepreneurs of color and women. Our goal is to encourage investors to take the steps necessary to identify, fund, and support entrepreneurs of color from all walks of life. We will co-create this Fellowship with an advisory council of investors who will help us craft a meaningful for their community.
Portland State University Foundation
The 200+ people who work for Accelerator companies are on a mission. Located at the south end of Portland's central business district, the Accelerator draws the region's top science and technology startups with turn-key affordable work space; conference room access; monthly CEO meetings and topic-related brown bags, plus ready information on business basics, raising funds and managing people. The Accelerator is also a connection point to PSU resources, linking companies to research and development capabilities of university faculty and the talent and energy of student project teams. Informal socials, pitch practice and office hours by skilled mentors and investors round out the exceptional offerings at PSU Business Accelerator.
Global Cardiovascular Innovation Center
The Global Cardiovascular Innovation Center (GCIC) is a cardiovascular product development consortium made possible through a $60 million grant from the State of Ohio's Third Frontier Program. Founded in 2007, GCIC is the first Wright Mega-Center of Innovation under this program. GCIC is focused on the formation, attraction, expansion and retention of cardiovascular companies to create jobs and facilitate economic development in the State of Ohio. It is a multi-institutional initiative that includes major research institutions in Ohio including Cleveland Clinic, Case Medical Center, The Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati and University of Toledo. The firm is based in Cleveland, Ohio
bwtech@UMBC Research and Technology Park
bwtech@UMBC brings research, entrepreneurship, business leads, prospective clients and economic development in the Maryland region to one singular placea place full of like-minded businesses on the forefront of innovation. The bwtech@UMBC community is a center of innovation for businesses in all different stages of development.Our 71-acre community is located minutes from BWI Thurgood Marshall airport and adjacent to UMBC, a research university voted #1 in innovation four years in a row.We are:A location for start-up companies to growA location for established companies to expand their business, network and find talentA place for visiting companies to network with other like-minded businesses
First Flight Venture Center
First Flight Venture Center is an incubator and venture capital firm specializing in early and start-up companies. The firm primarily invests in technology and biotechnology companies. It typically invests in companies based in or relocating to North Carolina. Further, the firm focuses on companies in Research Triangle Park area. It generally invests between $25,000 and $0.25 million. The firm offers office and laboratory space with flexible leases, shared business services and equipment, technology support services, assistance in obtaining financing, and management guidance to its portfolio companies. First Flight Venture Center was founded in 1991 and is based in Durham, North Carolina.
Techstars Transformative World Torino
This accelerator works with startups focused on building expertise at the intersection of humans and machines in areas that will revolutionize how we live and work including AI, life sciences and health, and data and analytics. Techstars accelerators have one goal: to help entrepreneurs succeed. During each three-month program, we surround companies with the best mentors and an unrivaled network of corporate partners, investors, and alumni. We provide funding and fundraising opportunities, workshops and curated resources, not to mention countless moments where you can learn from your peers. It’s a proven model that’s helped build thousands of successful companies, all over the world.
Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology
Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Inc. aims to be acknowledged by our customers as the 'go to' resource for improving America's competitiveness and as the 'best practices partner for entrepreneurs and businesses with a technology focus. We will deliver value added programs efficiently and effectively with a bold entrepreneurial spirit, and attract the best and brightest people to collaborative culture and landmark facilities.Specialties:Our mission is to provide services and resources to entrepreneurs and businesses and through collaboration with industry, academia, and government, helps companies innovate and compete, thereby strengthening our nation in the global market.
MU Life Science Business Incubator
MU Life Science Business Incubator at Monsanto Place is an incubator that focuses on life science startups including ventures commercializing drugs, medical devices, diagnostics, animal health, nano technology, agri-tech, and many other sectors. The 33,000 sq. ft. facility is located in Columbia, Missouri, and opened in 2009. The incubator is operated and managed by the Missouri Innovation Center (MIC). It was founded in 1984 and has since focused on high-growth, technology commercialization opportunities. In August 2016, MIC launched the Mid-Missouri Tech Accelerator which will provide startup and commercialization assistance to various software, IT and related ventures.
ANZA Technology Network
ANZA Technology Network is a business accelerator that works with Australian, New Zealand, American and Asian entrepreneurs to access new markets and commercialize globally. The ANZA network consists of more than 5,000 industry professionals, primarily in the United States and China who can make valuable connections for tech entrepreneurs that lead to capital raising, collaborative partnerships and new customers. ANZA has assisted hundreds of companies since its inception in 2002. Services include market research, business matching and a "fast track" program to accelerate new market traction. Programs can be customized to suit each companies' specific needs.
Lucey Fund
Lucey Fund, a venture technology firm that builds, sells and finances products for early-stage startups. Lucey Fund invests in entrepreneurs who understand their industry, but who have not done technology before. Lucey funds the acceleration of these startups by funding the development of their first scalable, secure, fully-viable product. The firm designs and builds scalable, secure online products for a range of different customers. Whether the company is a startup building a new Web Product, or a Blue Chip company building the next Big Data tool for an entire industry, the firm is able to build amazing tools, in the cloud, that fulfills requirements.
Techstars NYC
Open to founders of all backgrounds, Techstars New York City powered by J.P. Morgan is designed to provide equitable access to funding and support for Black, Hispanic and Latino, Indigenous American and Pacific Islander entrepreneurs building startups that aspire to make us healthier, happier, smarter and wealthier. In this sense, we are particularly excited to work with founders in the healthcare, health and beauty, edtech and financial inclusion spaces. Through game-changing investment and community partnerships, together we will take steps towards dismantling institutional, structural, and systematic barriers that often limit opportunities.
GE | OMD Incubator
Launched in the summer of 2011, the GE|OMD Incubator is an intensive 10-week program, inviting 16 of the brightest young entrepreneurs from select universities to work in New York City. The GE | OMD Incubator is focused on developing the next generation of founders to build companies from idea to launch.Located in the heart of Manhattan, the GE | OMD Incubator provides a space where accepted applicants will develop their ideas, learn from industry mentors and become entrenched in New York Citys startup scene. Additionallyparticipants will learn and meet with key marketing and advertising executives to help build their companies.
Startmate
An Australian accelerator, they call themselves “industry agnostic” - which means that they are more interested in your great idea, regardless of your particular niche. With two 12-week accelerator programs each year, one based in Sydney and the other in Melbourne, and a six-month fellowship program, Startmate has the world-class community of mentors and alumni you will need to scale your business. In fact, part of the package is a trip to San Francisco and private learning sessions with startups such as A16Z, General Catalyst, and Bugcrowd, the #1 Crowdsourced Cybersecurity Platform which raised $26M in Series C.
Zahn Center
The Zahn Innovation Center incubates and nurtures entrepreneurial initiatives at the City College of New York, providing students, faculty and staff with the tools they need to transform their ideas into sustainable ventures. They offer support for both technology-enabled startups and social impact ventures. Their goal is to train the next generation of entrepreneurs with the skills they need to succeed in their venture, a skill set that is increasingly valued and necessary in their modern economy. They also aim to contribute meaningful innovation and job creation to the local community, New York City and beyond.
The eFactory
The eFactory Business Incubator welcomes big thinkers and entrepreneurial spirits searching for the American dream - business ownership. Being your own boss is a major draw to starting a business, but often making the necessary business plans, securing funds, and making the leap into business ownership can be difficult for an individual alone. That's where The eFactory steps in - helping you acheive your business goals by taking the guesswork out of the process.Explore the links to the left to learn more about the mission of Business Incubator, the programs and services offered, and how you can get involved.
The Brandery
The Brandery is a seed stage consumer marketing venture accelerator. The firm runs a three-month-long program in Cincinnati, Ohio that is focused on turning a great idea into a successful, brand-driven start-up. Started in 2010, The Brandery annually selects 10 companies for the program, with each receiving $20,000 in seed funding, four months of mentorship, partnership with a leading branding agencies and the opportunity to pitch to angel investors and venture capitalists at the end of the program. The Brandery was a charter member of the TechStars Network (now known as the Global Accelerators Network).
The Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship
Founded in 1987 in Revolution Mill, formerly a Cone Mills factory building, The Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship, Inc. is a private non-profit corporation. Our mission is to enhance economic development in Greensboro and the surrounding area. To accomplish this, the NCFE operates a business incubator located in the heart of Greensboro.The incubator is designed to support non-retail, new or emerging businesses. The Center provides modestly priced office and light manufacturing space along with shared support services such as business counseling, a receptionist, copier, fax, mail boxes, and data entry.
XRC Ventures
XRC Ventures is a New York City-based venture capital firm and startup accelerator focused on pre-Seed to Series A startups in the retail technology, consumer goods, and consumer healthtech sectors. Launched in 2015, XRC Ventures has invested in more than 130 startups. Notably, it was an early investor in: razor and personal care DTC brand Billie, tech-enabled resale service Recurate, and telemedicine solution MD Integrations. Follow XRC Ventures on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram at @XRCVentures, and learn more about the firm and its portfolio companies at http://xrcventures.com/.
Sports Innovation Lab
Sports Innovation Lab is a Boston-based athlete-driven business accelerator and also market research and advisory firm which uses data analysis to reveal stories that helps global partnerships among startups, investment capital firms and corporate influencers. The firm derives additional insights from a various network of international advisors across various industries and through strong partnerships with universities. It was founded in January 2017 and organizes, evaluates and recommends sports technology products and services that will power the future of sports innovation.
Sprint Accelerator
Sprint Accelerator is a three-month, immersive, mentorship-driven startup accelerator program based in Kansas City, Missouri. The program specializes in technology startups with a focus on the mobile and health sector including enterprise, big data, and mobile including wearable technology, patient care, animal health, wellness, health data, mobile diagnosis, sensor-driven devices and networks, socially enabled products focused on achieving personal goals, health tools interacting with mobile cameras, medication schedule apps, mobile apps that can diagnose, and big data tools.
IQT
In-Q-Tel is a not-for-profit and venture capital firm that accelerates the development and delivery of cutting-edge technologies to U.S. government agencies that keeps the nation safe. The firm identifies and invest in venture-backed startups developing technologies that will provide ready-soon innovation vital to the IC mission. The firm focuses on investing in companies within the data analytics, infrastructure, communications, cyber and mobile security, data management, detection and analysis, materials and power, video and imaging, and information technology sectors.
Founders Factory
Founders Factory NY is built for operators, by operators. In addition to funding startups, we roll up our sleeves to help our portfolio teams with everything spanning from product design to strategic scale opportunities. We’re always on the lookout for amazing hands-on operators who can join us in making a big impact on our portfolio companies. Work with our team and partners to go further, faster. We invest $100k and provide 6 months of bespoke operational support. We structure the deal as a SAFE and take 4%-7% equity, depending on the startup’s current valuation.
founders factory new york
Founders Factory NY is built for operators, by operators. In addition to funding startups, we roll up our sleeves to help our portfolio teams with everything spanning from product design to strategic scale opportunities. We’re always on the lookout for amazing hands-on operators who can join us in making a big impact on our portfolio companies. Work with our team and partners to go further, faster. We invest $100k and provide 6 months of bespoke operational support. We structure the deal as a SAFE and take 4%-7% equity, depending on the startup’s current valuation.
EvoNexus
EvoNexus is a not-for-profit 501(c)6 organization founded in 2008, by Co-Founders Rory Moore and Vice Admiral Walter Davis USN (Ret.). Our unique incubation program attracts applications from early-stage technology ventures across the globe seeking to benefit from EvoNexus’ strategic advisors and capital connections. EvoNexus is financially supported by our corporate partners who are some of the largest multinational technology corporations in the world. Their financial and strategic support enables us to perpetuate our low-equity, not-for-profit incubation model.
Grant Kroeger
EvoNexus is a not-for-profit 501(c)6 organization founded in 2008, by Co-Founders Rory Moore and Vice Admiral Walter Davis USN (Ret.). Our unique incubation program attracts applications from early-stage technology ventures across the globe seeking to benefit from EvoNexus’ strategic advisors and capital connections. EvoNexus is financially supported by our corporate partners who are some of the largest multinational technology corporations in the world. Their financial and strategic support enables us to perpetuate our low-equity, not-for-profit incubation model.
LAB353
LAB353 Accelerator is looking for the best and brightest leaders with big ideas in the Mobile, Cloud and IoT space. They will select 10 companies to join the Lab353 Accelerator programme. This is a unique opportunity for tech firms to establish or scale their operations in Europe and beyond. Companies in the programme will get access to top technology leaders and mentors from Silicon Valley and Ireland, access to markets and the chance to raise capital. Their goal is to help these top innovators achieve their dreams of turning the next big idea into reality.
Portland Incubator Experiment
Portland Incubator Experiment, also known as PIE, is a very interesting case: throughout the years they have been an early-stage startup accelerator; a community hub and co-working space; a consultant for a global incubator and accelerator programs. They have now grown into a flourishing ecosystem that nurtures and mentors startups from all over the world, on a mission is to “build better founders”, sharing successes and failures to inspire and educate founders everywhere. They are even writing a book (called, “PIE Cookbook”) to that extent.
Mathew Slade Farkash
Blueprint Health invests time and $20K into 20 healthcare IT companies each year. The staff and mentors work intensively with the companies for three months to help them meet their individual business goals. Typically these goals include gaining customers, raising capital, building marketing and sales collateral and refining an investor pitch. But Blueprint Health doesn’t end after three months - they continue to help their alumni founders build and grow their companies and offer them additional resources that the community can provide.
Foundersembassy
Founders Embassy is elevating, inspiring and educating international and immigrant founders by offering them unprecedented access to Silicon Valley through its immersive, bootcamp-style acceleration programs, impactful events and thought leadership - all without any exchange of equity. To qualify for the program, it is not required for the startup to be based outside of the US. However, if the company is based in the US, they do require for one of the founders to be either an international citizen or an immigrant living in the US.
New Lab
Provider of professional, interdisciplinary work space and support to entrepreneurs working in emerging technologies, and a pioneering resource for new tech, new hardware, and new manufacturing in New York City. The company provides facilities designed to support entrepreneurs working in emerging technologies such as robotics, artificial intelligence and connected devices. The company offers design, prototyping and new manufacturing technologies for advanced robotics, nanotechnology, physical computing and the built environment.
GSV Labs
GSVlabs is a campus of innovation focused on accelerating high-growth, high-impact verticals in the areas of edtech, sustainability, big data and mobility. Utilizing GSVlabs resources, founders and entrepreneurs join a global network of ecosystem partners, including corporations, international agencies, mentors, universities, investors, thought leaders and non-profits. From its Silicon Valley campus, GSVlabs houses startups, provides acceleration programs and hosts events. GSVlabs is headquartered in Redwood City, California.
NYU Summer Launchpad
NYU Summer Launchpad is a 10-week startup accelerator program launched every year and is based in New York, New York. It is an intensive program that guides startup ventures through the very difficult stage of early customer development. It provides startup teams with resources, personalized instruction, guidance, and connections to increase the likelihood of success. Participating teams learn about lean startup principles using techniques for testing hypotheses and experimentation as they develop their business models.
Terra Accelerator
Terra Accelerator is a food and agriculture technology accelerator, launched by Rabobank Group and RocketSpace in 2016 and is based in San Francisco, California. It offers an eight week curriculum program and San Francisco RocketSpace campus with an access to a commercial kitchen for the startups. Additionally, it focuses on the food e-commerce, food science, biological and biochemicals, irrigation and water, B2B solutions, soil and crop technology, precision engineering and decision support technology segments.
Duke Global Entrepreneurship Network
DukeGEN is one of the top organizations supporting entrepreneurship on Duke's campus.Started in 2008, they run over 30 events a year including the Elevator Pitch Competition, the Duke Start-Up Challenge, the DukeGEN Startup Speaker Series (formerly Entrepreneurship Education Series), the DukeGEN Start-Up Showcase Events, and the multi-city DukeGEN Networking Events. DukeGEN has over 6,000 members from Duke's entrepreneurial community and supports students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and friends of Duke.
The BREW
The BREW is a mentor-driven seed accelerator focused on startups that address global challenges in freshwater. The fund will be selecting six early stage water technology startups to participate in a 6-month accelerator program, which is designed to accelerate commercialization of products or services by providing a network of mentors, investors, and an entrepreneurial training program. Each startup that is selected will receive a grant of $50,000 and placement in the state of the art Global Water Center.