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MIT delta v Greg Wymer 2026-05-18T11:56:01-04:00 MIT’s Flagship Accelerator for Builders Network & Community: High-Value Partners, Mentors, Investors Over $200K in Value Per Team in Perks & Partnerships Applications Are Now Closed Deadline: Wednesday, April 1st, 2026 delta v Inaugural Partner Network Our delta v Partners are key components of the accelerator program.
Partners are C-suite executives, founders, VCs, and domain experts across multiple industries. Each Partner will provide a range of monthly office hours, workshops, and mentorship. delta v Perks & Partnerships We unlock over $200K in value per team in perks & partnerships that help startups scale!
Critical services you’ll have access to include analytics & business intelligence, collaboration & productivity tools, product / engineering, cloud storage, fundraising support, CRM, legal support, sales & marketing, finance & payments, design, Human Resources, and more!
From companies including: Sunday March 1 – Applications open Wednesday March 4 – 1st Info Session (6:00 – 7:00pm) Wednesday March 11 – International Student Q&A ( watch a recording of this presentation ) Wednesday March 18 – 2nd Info Session (12:00 – 1:00pm) Monday March 30 – Drop in Office Hours (11:00am – 4:00pm) Tuesday March 31 – Drop in Office Hours (11:00am – 4:00pm) Wednesday April 1 – Applications close at 5:00pm Eastern Monday April 27 – interviews with finalist teams first week of May – acceptance decision status announced Monday June 1 – First day of MIT delta v Tuesday September 8 – delta v Investor Showcase Friday September 11 – Demo Day at MIT Kresge Auditorium (scheduled date) You hold strong conviction in yourself, and your capability to solve the problem you are working on, with persistence and audacity.
You already are actively building, with an intention that delta v can help accelerate you and your idea. You want to work on your company full-time and go to market by the end of the program. You have a prototype or form of early product or research that is able to be demo-ed.
You have a strong founding team with complementary skill sets, representative of the expertise you need to execute on your product and/or service. Or you a driven and determined solo founder who can show us why you deserve a place in this year’s cohort. You have early signals from prospective customers or partners interested in paying for your product and/or service.
MIT’s delta v accelerator receives $6M gift to supercharge startups being built by student founders “Klaviyo founders give $6 million to boost MIT startups, Boston’s competitiveness” Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Student-founded startups in Massachusetts, including SaaS companies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
MIT Delta V Accelerator is funded by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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