NMotion
NMotion is an accelerator program based in Lincoln, Nebraska, that supports early-stage, high-growth startups through investment and mentorship. Founded in 2013, it provides a structured program with personalized support to help startups succeed.
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Overview
NMotion is an accelerator program founded in 2013, based in the Great Plains region of the United States. The organization focuses on moving startups forward by providing investment and support to early-stage high-growth companies.
Focus
NMotion invests in six startups per cohort, providing each with a $100,000 investment in exchange for 7.5% equity through a Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE). The program runs twice a year and is industry-agnostic, accepting startups across all sectors and business models. NMotion emphasizes personalized support, offering individualized coaching and mentorship over a 12-week period.
Support
NMotion offers a $100,000 investment, mentorship, access to a network, and over $1M in perks to participating startups. The program culminates in a showcase event for startups to present their progress.
Questions
What is the investment amount?
Each selected startup receives a $100,000 investment.
What equity do you take?
We take 7.5% equity via a SAFE.
How long is the program?
The program lasts for 12 weeks.
How many startups are accepted per cohort?
We accept six startups per cohort.
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