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ARTICLE · 25 FEBRUARY 2015

Apply Now For Cleantech Open Northeast’s 2015 Start-Up Accelerator Program

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Last week, Cleantech Open Northeast announced the exciting launch of their 2015 start-up accelerator program.

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Last week, Cleantech Open Northeast announced the exciting launch of their 2015 start-up accelerator program. Cleantech Open, the oldest and largest cleantech start-up accelerator program in the US, is once again calling for the best and brightest new ideas in generation, efficiency, distribution and storage, chemicals and advanced materials, transportation, water, waste, and other critical fields. Mintz Levin is thrilled to continue to support and sponsor this incredible opportunity for young cleantech companies.

Applications are due by May 1st.

The program gives all participants access to world-class, tailored mentoring from experienced cleantech business experts and a national network of influencers, entrepreneurs, and investors. The start-up accelerator program offers cleantech entrepreneurs the chance to compete for 4-6 winning packages of $20,000, as well as a top national prize of $200,000.

There is a fee to apply to the program – but if you apply by March 1st, there is a discounted rate. Click here to register and get started on your application, and make sure to check out the FAQs if you run into any questions. We wish everyone the best of luck in the competition!

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