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Applications are being accepted for Delaware Startup Launchpad 2018

The four-week accelerator program helps Delaware founders get their footing. You have until Sept. 19 to get your applications in.

A workshop from the 2016 Launchpad. (Photo courtesy of Mona Parikh)

Delaware Startup Launchpad — the four-week, four-session mini accelerator from the Delaware Founders InitiativeDelaware Small Business Development Center and the University of Delaware’s Horn Entrepreneurship program — returns for the second time this October, and applications are now open.

The first Delaware Startup Launchpad happened back in 2016. Winners included fashion tech startup Thimble and startup funding platform FundingFuel.

The mini accelerator includes four workshops from Oct. 15 to Nov. 13, including training, mentorship and tours of local innovation spaces, as well as extensively interviewing potential customers to learn the viability and impact of the startups.

Teams may be tech or non-tech, with one or more members (though teams of two or more are preferred). Applicants do not have to be UD students. Applications are due Sept. 19 by 5:00 p.m.

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