Green Innovations

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Thursday, March 14, 2013

Cleantech Open at The Tech Garden!


Join us at The Tech Garden to learn how Cleantech Open can help cleantech startups get going and growing in Upstate New York!
April 3, 2013
12:00pm - 1:00pm
The Tech Garden 
235 Harrison Street
Syracuse, NY 13202

Are you a cleantech entrepreneur looking for ways to accelerate your startup, expand your cleantech network, and explore funding opportunities? Are you a clean tech or sustainability professional or experienced entrepreneur looking to support other entrepreneurs in growing their cleantech startups?

Join us for an intimate briefing to hear from the Northeast Region of the Cleantech Open business accelerator program and competition and learn more about how the program can help you grow your cleantech venture, or mentor entrepreneurs looking to solve our biggest environmental and energy challenges.

Come and ask questions of Cleantech Open staff and volunteers learn about the program and explore what the Cleantech Open can offer you, whether you are an entrepreneur, prospective mentor, or simply wish to learn more!

REGISTER HERE! http://syracusecleantechopen.eventbrite.com/

About the Cleantech Open
The Cleantech Open runs the world’s largest accelerator, providing entrepreneurs and technologists the resources needed to launch successful cleantech companies. Cleantech Open’s mission is to find, fund, and foster entrepreneurs with big ideas that address today’s most urgent energy, environmental, and economic challenges. The program provides a number of key activities; extensive mentoring, training, business clinics, access to investors and capital, numerous opportunities to showcase to the media and the public, and the competition itself. Since its inception in 2006, the Cleantech Open has awarded over $5 million in cash and services to support cleantech growth companies. The 727 participating companies of the Cleantech Open’s accelerator programs have raised more than $800 million in external capital.