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VCET - Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. The entrepreneur is our north star You have an idea, we have the experience and resources to help you turn that idea into a business.
Technology-enabled startups poised to scale in Vermont are our jam. Come as you are, with what you’ve got. At the Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies, we’ll meet you with 1:1 business coaching, a place to work, access to mentors, advice on funding, and capital through our venture funds.
“Working remotely is amazing in so many ways, but sometimes leaves me feeling disconnected. VCET fills that void and then some. I like to say that it’s the best of both worlds – I get the joy of seeing coworkers I really, truly like…but none of them care what I’m doing at work.
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They’ve had our back since day one and have been a consistent source of wisdom and strength for us in the many years since. ” So far, we have directly assisted over 3,800 entrepreneurs, makers, doers, and innovators. Our lifetime portfolio includes over 75 startups and scaling companies.
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