With another grant from the Abell Foundation, the Emerging Technology Centers’ AccelerateBaltimore program will continue for a fourth year, ETC officials announced Monday.
Applications open tomorrow and close Dec. 15 for this 13-week accelerator program. Each of the six companies selected will be awarded $25,000.
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“Of the 16 companies to successfully complete the program, 81 percent are still in business and have raised over $2.5 million in follow-on funding,” ETC President Deb Tillett said in a release.
Alums of the program include Ntensify, Heyy and Allovue. A demo day for the program’s third cohort was held in May.
“AccelerateBaltimore continues to add to the economic growth of the City of Baltimore,” Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said in the release. “The continued success of ETC, AccelerateBaltimore and similar programs showcase the vibrancy, innovation and entrepreneurial energy that are possible in the City of Baltimore.”
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