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Keith’s Funding Roundup – October 28th

Spring Activator Weekly Idea Roundup
Looking for money for your business?
I’ve put together my weekly round-up, this time with 4 helpful resources for entrepreneurs looking to raise capital.
Check it out below:

Fledge Seattle applications are open

Fledge, the Conscious Company Accelerator, has applications open now for their Spring cohort in Seattle. Fledge is the only global impact accelerator program, now in 5 cities around the world. For details and application:  http://fledge.co/locations/

TechStars Impact Cohort

An important announcement for funding, acceleration, and impact – check out TechStars new Impact Accelerator base out of Boston. Applications open in December for a June 2018 start.https://www.techstars.com/content/accelerators/announcing-techstars-impact-accelerator/
Looking for all your funding options in Canada?

For Canadian entrepreneurs, Impact Money Finder is designed to help you find all of the funding options and supporting business resources as you raise money. From grants and loans to equity to crowdfunding, get connected to all the sources relevant to you. http://impactmoneyfinder.ca/

Start-Ups in smaller communities – learning how to raise funding anywhere

 

New Ventures BC, powered by Spring, is offering a funding workshop to all Canadians via the Virtual Funding Workshop. The workshop takes you set-by-step through the process, from goal setting to investor selection, pitching, due diligence, negotiation, and getting to a close. This online program is built on Spring’s successful funding program that has helped Vancouver entrepreneurs raised of $11million in early-stage capital in the less than 3 years. To see the course and the free preview, go to:

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