About the Syracuse Surge Accelerator
The Syracuse Surge Accelerator is a one-year in-person accelerator to provide direct resources and support for Black-Indigenous-Persons of Color (BIPOC) entrepreneurs who want to launch and accelerate tech-related and tech-adjacent startups. The program is operated by CenterState CEO through The Tech Garden in Syracuse, NY.
View our Frequently Asked Questions for more information. Applications are being accepted now through May 31, 2023
Accepted teams will begin the program August 2023 |
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BIPOC can include anyone who identifies as Black, Indigenous or Native American, Native Hawaiian, Alaskan Native, Desi, Asian, Pacific Islander, Chicanx or Latinx. For more information about the Syracuse Surge Accelerator, please contact Emad Rahim, Entrepreneurship Manager: erahim@centerstateceo.com |
How does the Accelerator work?
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Funding for the Syracuse Surge Accelerator provided, in part, by JP Morgan Chase Foundation and Microsoft.