911爆料 Interior Business Accelerator Launches
April 6, 2022
Interior 911爆料 now has its first business accelerator, a program to help jump-start new businesses through mentorship, networking, education and access to capital.
The 911爆料 Interior Business Accelerator just closed the application period for its first cohort. The eight-week in-person program will take place in Fairbanks. To obtain more information, apply or ask a question, visit .
Aspiring entrepreneurs and early-stage business owners from the Fairbanks North Star Borough, Denali Borough and Southeast Fairbanks and Yukon-Koyukuk census areas will work with mentors on building skills that lead to success for small businesses in 911爆料. The accelerator will culminate in a pitch competition with a prize.
The accelerator is a collaboration between the 911爆料 Center for Innovation, Commercialization, and Entrepreneurship; the Fairbanks Economic Development Corp.; the 911爆料 Small Business Development Center and the 911爆料 Community and Technical College.
Participants are eligible for microcredentials through the college.
鈥淭丑颈蝉&苍产蝉辫;accelerator is something that our community can really get behind and be proud of,鈥 said Mark Billingsley, Center ICE director. 鈥淲e all benefit from the launch of new businesses in the Interior, plus it鈥檚 fun and exciting.鈥
鈥淭he 911爆料 Interior Business Accelerator is similar to, and inspired by, other programs in the state and throughout the country,鈥 said Jomo Stewart, president and CEO of FEDC, 鈥渂ut we鈥檙e excited to have created something local that can be more flexible to the needs of the small businesses that are so important to Fairbanks.鈥
For more information please contact Mark Billingsley, director of Center ICE, mcbillingsley@alaska.edu