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Find similar grantsMichigan Rise Pre-Seed Fund III is sponsored by Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC). This fund helps companies achieve commercial and technical milestones that will position them for future scale-up. It provides funding through prices or convertible financial instruments and is aimed at competitive edge technologies in specific industry sectors.
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Michigan Rise Pre-Seed Fund III Early Stage Funding for Michigan Technology Startups Early Stage Funding for Michigan Technology Startups Michigan Rise Pre-Seed Fund III supports the growth and success of Michigan-based technology startups by providing strategic early-stage venture funding.
In partnership with the MSU Research Foundation and Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC), we connect founders with the resources and support they need to scale and thrive. We catalyze growth in Michigan’s tech industries and delivers lasting economic benefits across the state. Why Choose Michigan Rise?
We’re committed to transforming promising technologies into successful businesses. Here’s how we make it happen: Leveraging expertise in Michigan’s key technology sectors to guide startups toward success. Offering coaching, grant assistance, and strategic guidance to meet challenges at every stage of growth.
Connecting startups to Michigan’s vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem. Attracting follow-on investment, with nearly $700M leveraged through our portfolio. Built upon the MSU Research Foundation’s five decades of innovation and commercialization success.
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Michigan Rise Pre-Seed Fund III is funded by Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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