InvestorInvesting in early-stage technology companies.
Where startups get built in Durham, who funds them, and how you get in the room.
50 organizations with a profile
InvestorInvesting in early-stage technology companies.
InvestorInvesting in life sciences innovation.
InvestorEmpowering North Carolina entrepreneurs through grants and support.
The 3 most prominent of 33. Browse all investors
Venture studioTransforming life sciences through innovative subsidiaries.
Venture studioBuilding startups with AI for deeper human connections.
Venture studioAccelerating innovation in Web3, AI, and DeFi.
The 3 most prominent of 7. Browse all venture studios
AcceleratorFacilitating equitable access to medical innovations.
AcceleratorAccelerating agricultural technology innovations.
AcceleratorAccelerating growth for County Durham entrepreneurs.
The 3 most prominent of 6. Browse all accelerators
IncubatorAccelerating early-stage, research-based startups.
IncubatorAdvancing Salesforce and AI talent for federal missions.
IncubatorEmpowering attorneys to innovate and improve access to justice.
The 3 most prominent of 4. Browse all incubators
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Investors based here, and the programs that take teams at your stage.
Get investor introsAccelerators and incubators here see the earliest teams first.
Campuses and communities are where teams form before anyone funds them.
Start scouting33 investors based in Durham have a profile here, including IDEA Fund Partners, Pappas Capital and NC IDEA. The real number is higher.
Yes. Durham has 6 accelerators, 4 incubators and 7 venture studios on record, including Global Healthcare Innovation Alliance Accelerator (GHIAA), First Flight Venture Center and KNOW Bio, LLC.
One university has a profile: Duke University.
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