GREELEY, Colo. — Time is running out for Greeley entrepreneurs to apply for the next gBETA accelerator program. This free, seven-week program helps startup businesses grow. It provides expert coaching, business strategy support, and connections to investors. The deadline to apply is March 31.
gBeta Greeley is a program funded by Greeley Economic Development in partnership with gener8tor. It is designed for early-stage startups across industries looking to grow in Greeley. The program is seeking entrepreneurs focused in agricultural technology, manufacturing, AI, robotics, energy, sustainability, and supply chain.
The successful Fall 2024 cohort helped companies improve their pricing and sales models. The cohort met with over 30 mentors and pitched 25 local industry-aligned investors. This resulted in new investments, customers, and site tours with potential funders. These insights helped them take big steps in growing their businesses.
“This program demonstrates the power of support and guidance in unlocking entrepreneurs' potential,” said John Hall, Greeley’s Economic Development Director. “We are thrilled to welcome more startups and provide the resources they need to succeed and thrive in our community.”
The gBETA program is part of Greeley’s effort to build a thriving startup ecosystem in the community. This supports and enhances Greeley’s legacy industries. Applications for the upcoming gBETA Greeley cohort are due by the end of the day on March 31. Interested startups can learn more and apply at www.gener8tor.com/gbeta/greeley.
About gener8tor and gBETA
gener8tor is a global network that helps startups, workers, artists, and musicians succeed. It partners with businesses, governments, and universities to run programs in more than 40 cities across the U.S. and Canada. Gener8tor has been recognized by Fast Company as one of the best workplaces for innovators in 2021 and 2022.
gBETA is a free, no-equity accelerator that helps early-stage companies grow through networking and mentorship. Since it began in 2015, gBETA alumni have raised over $700 million in funding and created more than 4,200 jobs across North America.
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