Wisconsin startup accelerator program
gener8tor announced the cohort of five startups that will receive a $100,000 investment from gener8tor, alongside 12 weeks of mentorship-driven programming including concierge coaching, mentorship and connections needed to build and scale their businesses.
Of the 400 applicants, the five that were chosen include:
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eCourt Reporters, Burlington: A marketplace that allows law firms, government entities, and court reporting agencies to schedule court reporters and legal videographers directly for legal proceedings outside of the courthouse.
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Optikal Care Inc., Atlanta: A contact lens delivery service.
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Traduality, Bloomington, Indiana : A translating service that offers professional translation, proofreading, AI translation post-editing, simultaneous interpreting, subtitling, and voiceover.
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Tutorly.ai, Seattle: An AI school assistant that answers homework questions and writes essays.
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University Pathways International, Toronto: A study portal with college courses that provide college certifications and university credits.
According to gener8tor’s website, around 1,000 alumni have cumulatively raised more than $1.2 billion in follow-on financing. 54% of the alumni have raised more than $1 mllion in follow-on financing or have been acquired, and 69% have raised more than $250,000 in follow-on financing or been acquired.
gener8tor allows applications from startups in all industries headquartered anywhere in the world. According to their website, they select businesses that show promise of significant economic impact, startups that generate revenue or have the potential to be adopted in the future, and businesses with dedicated and passionate founders.
