Brooklyn’s newest entry into the coworking game is 1776, an incubator and seed fund and coworking space opening up in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
1776 is offering startups free coworking space through August of 2017 via its Startup Fellowship program. Winning startups will also have access to talks and mentorship at the space, in addition to a curated network of fellow startups (and free lunch!)
According to 1776, it’s giving preference to startups working in energy, health, education, fintech, smart cities or transportation and those which have a minimum viable product with at least some early paying customers.
A peek inside 1776NY.
The company is new to Brooklyn and is looking to fill up its swanky new space (pictures) at the Navy Yard. It was founded in Washington, D.C. and expanded to Brooklyn and Dubai this spring, after a $7.2 million fund raise.
Applications are open for the Startup Fellowship program until this Friday and the January cohort will start on Jan. 3.
Apply here
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