- October 4, 2024
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Earlier this week the Tampa Bay Innovation Center in Pinellas County announced the ninth iteration of its accelerator program for early stage B2B startups. The goal is to provide the founders of nine different companies specific training and mentoring in customer discovery, product strategy, investor readiness and market validation.
“The TBIC B2B accelerator focuses on the basic blocking and tackling that every tech startup should master. Our program helps founders perform targeted customer discovery, identify their most likely early adopters and develop both a product and go-to-market strategy that puts them on a path to sustainable revenue,” says Ken Evans, managing director of the accelerator program in the statement. “We recruit startup founders who have identified an opportunity to build products that improve productivity by creating or leveraging emerging technologies.”
The participating companies are:
At the end of the course, each of the founders will have the opportunity to present their company to a panel of judges at the Innovation Showcase, which will take place at the ARK Innovation Center on Nov. 2.
The Tampa Bay Innovation Center is a nonprofit founded in 2003. In October 2021, the 45,000 square-foot ARK Innovation Center opened its doors in St. Petersburg.