Think Big Partners opens apps for next accelerator class

On August 28, Think Big Partners graduated a group of four startups from its accelerator on its first demo day, along with pitches from some of those in its co-working space, bizperc, and several others from the region and beyond. Now it’s ready to look for the next wave: the Kansas City group’s accelerator yesterday…

Nathan Benjamin pitches his startup, InvenQuery, at Think Big Demo Day on August 28.

On August 28, Think Big Partners graduated a group of four startups from its accelerator on its first demo day, along with pitches from some of those in its co-working space, bizperc, and several others from the region and beyond. Now it’s ready to look for the next wave: the Kansas City group’s accelerator yesterday opened applications for its next class.

Those interested can apply online for the chance to move toward funding—according to Think Big’s blog, more than 85 investors took part in demo day to watch eight-minute pitches from eight startups. Startups included KC-based companies WeeJay, InvenQuery, Keyzio, CandyCam, Fully and Moblico. The online application cites potential funding from Think Big of up to $50,000 per team. For more information, visit the group’s Accelerator page.

 

Credits: Photo from Think Big Partners’ Facebook page.

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