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Start:ME Atlanta is a 14-week accelerator program that supports entrepreneurs from underserved communities in Atlanta, providing business training, mentorship, and access to grant capital.
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Start:ME Atlanta is a program that aims to strengthen underserved communities in metro Atlanta by empowering entrepreneurs to start and grow microbusinesses. The organization provides business training, mentorship, and grant investment capital, along with ongoing support for alumni. Start:ME has been operational since 2013 and is based in Atlanta, Georgia.
Start:ME focuses on supporting microbusinesses, particularly those led by people of color and women. The program serves entrepreneurs in four specific communities: Clarkston, East Lake, Southside, and Westside of Atlanta. It provides resources for various stages of business development, from idea generation to operational growth.
Start:ME offers business training, mentorship, peer-selected grant capital, and ongoing support for alumni, helping entrepreneurs to develop and grow their microbusinesses.
Q: What is the application process? A: Applications are accepted annually from September to October. Q: What is the program duration? A: The program lasts four months, from January to April. Q: Are there any costs associated with the program? A: The program is free for participants.
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