Techstars, a renowned startup accelerator, has officially announced the 12 companies that will be part of the Spring 2024 Build In Tulsa Techstars Accelerator Program.
This initiative, led by Tré Baker, aims to address the racial wealth gap in America by fostering the creation of multi-generational Black wealth through technology and entrepreneurship.
Closing the Racial Wealth Gap: Techstars’ Build In Tulsa Program Welcomes 12 Trailblazing Companies
In a commitment to bridging the racial wealth gap in the United States, Techstars has revealed the 12 companies selected to participate in the Spring 2024 Build In Tulsa Techstars Accelerator Program.
The program, guided by Tré Baker and the Techstars Tulsa team, along with partners, is geared towards supporting founders in their journey over the 13-week long accelerator.
Innovation in Focus: Meet the 12 Startups Selected for Techstars’ Spring 2024 Build In Tulsa Accelerator
Techstars’ Spring 2024 Build In Tulsa Accelerator Program has unveiled its cohort of 12 startups poised to make significant strides in the tech and entrepreneurship landscape.
Led by Tré Baker, the Techstars Tulsa team, in collaboration with partners, is set to provide comprehensive support, resources, and mentorship to these innovative founders during the 13-week program.
Empowering Black Entrepreneurship: Techstars Announces Cohort for Build In Tulsa Tech Accelerator
Techstars, in collaboration with the George Kaiser Family Foundation, Build In Tulsa, and the Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology, is championing Black entrepreneurship through its Build In Tulsa Techstars Accelerator.
The 12 selected companies, ranging from wound care technology to augmented reality experiences, reflect the diversity and innovation at the heart of this program.
Techstars and Partners Gear Up for Spring 2024 Build In Tulsa Accelerator with Diverse Lineup of Startups
The Spring 2024 Build In Tulsa Techstars Accelerator is set to kick off with an impressive lineup of 12 startups selected for their innovative contributions to technology and entrepreneurship.
Backed by partners such as the George Kaiser Family Foundation and Build In Tulsa, this program underscores the collaborative effort to drive meaningful change and economic empowerment.