Columbus, Ohio has been ranked the 3rd best city to start a business in, 3rd in growth of entrepreneurship, and 40th in the “Access to Resources” category among large cities.

Washington D.C. is not only known as the nation’s capital, but as the world’s 7th best city for women entrepreneurs.

The EO Accelerator program is a global business support system that provides unique opportunities for entrepreneurs and business owners to grow and fast tracks businesses to that magic one million dollar revenue mark.

Entrepreneur named Atlanta the third-best city in America for minority entrepreneurs, while Innovation Leader included it in a list of the top-10 cities for corporate innovation in May 2017.

IDEA is entirely student-run! We have about 384 ventures going through the program and about 35 coaches advising these ventures through the process. Their experience is entirely managed by our team of 28 undergraduate students.

EVC Ventures focuses on early-stage companies addressing significant challenges in the ecosystem. In addition to investing capital, they also help startups identify new opportunities to expand and go global in preparation for the next phase of growth.

A review of the accelerators, co-working spaces, events, incubators, and other resources that make up Seattle’s vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Speed@BDD is tasked with producing Lebanon’s next high-growth businesses, particularly in the software, digital and Web/mobile industries.

Charlotte, NC, nicknamed the Queen City, tops the charts as one of the best cities to start a business in with #3 rank on both Wallethub and CNBC in 2017.

The Sprint Accelerator model gives corporations access to innovative products and services while simultaneously giving startups access to unprecedented corporate resources.