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Find similar grantsTulane University Startup Fund is sponsored by Tulane University. A $10 million fund designed to invest in women- and minority-led ventures across Louisiana. Selected startups and companies gain access to Tulane's Innovation Institute's consulting, mentoring, and partnership opportunities.
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Startup Resources | Tulane University Innovation Institute HOW WE SUPPORT ENTREPRENEURS & STARTUPS Drop your idea into the TUII Idea Bank and our staff will introduce you to resources to help turn your idea into a business. Join TUII’s expert guests to learn more about concepts ranging from startup marketing to business legal structure to IP protection and fundraising.
Free and open to the public, these educational sessions are also a great opportunity to meet with individuals at Tulane and in New Orleans who are also interested in innovation. Click here for more information. The Green Wave Innovation Network (GWIN) allows you to meet with a mentor to gain free expert advice at any stage of your entrepreneurial journey.
We have subject matter experts in most fields and functional business expertise in all areas. TUII seeks proposals from Tulane University Faculty to incorporate innovation and entrepreneurship activities and lessons into their curriculum. The goal is to help students develop an innovative mindset and prepare them to embark on future entrepreneurial journeys.
TUII will award up to 10 individual grants for $2,500 each. Are you a student? Stay tuned to discover what Tulane courses will offer entrepreneurship in their curriculum.
Tulane University's newly established $10 million seed startup fund is committed to fostering opportunities for ventures led by women and minorities in Louisiana. The fund prioritizes investment in the health/medical, energy, and artificial intelligence/technology sectors. Apply to be considered for an investment from Tulane Ventures .
The Tulane University Startup Clinic is a joint program between the Innovation Institute and relevant academic units at Tulane. Faculty and student volunteers will assist founders with business planning and administrative topics necessary to launch and grow a company.
The Innovation Institute shepherds technologies through a step-by-step commercialization process to develop and protect ideas into more market-ready concepts, technologies, and ventures. Learn more here.
GREEN WAVE INNOVATION NETWORK (GWIN) The Green Wave Innovation Network (GWIN) stands at the core of our supportive ecosystem at the Innovation Institute, offering mentorship and access to resources that form the foundation of an entrepreneur’s growth. Learn more about becoming a GWIN Mentor
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Women and minority-led ventures across Louisiana in early stages of development. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $150,000 - $250,000 (average check size). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Tulane University Startup Fund is funded by Tulane University. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Louisiana. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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