Gradient Spaces opens applications for second incubator cohort for 2SLGBTQ2IA+ tech founders
Previous participants include Monday Girl, Rime AI, Future Capital.
Previous participants include Monday Girl, Rime AI, Future Capital.
Executive director: “We’re eager to keep growing the DMZ’s international presence.”
The program helps UK ventures gain better understanding of North American needs.
Participating startups will receive $25,000 and 60 hours of mentorship.
FSL alumni have partnered with brands like the NBA, Red Bull, and Adidas.
Selected startups could see their products used alongside the Maple Leafs, Raptors.
The FinTech incubator says the money will enable it to assist 125 entrepreneurs, startups.
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