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Lab-to-Launch initiative (VIPC) is a grant program from Virginia Innovation Partnership Corporation (VIPC) that funds early-stage startups commercializing technology from Virginia research universities. Through the Virginia Fast-Track License, startups can complete IP licensing in 30–60 days with no upfront fees and qualify for up to $50,000 in VIPC commercialization funding. Eligible applicants must be Virginia-based startups licensing technology from one of Virginia's six R1-designated universities—UVA, Virginia Tech, VCU, George Mason, Old Dominion, or the College of William and Mary. The initiative also connects entrepreneurs with experienced Entrepreneurs-in-Residence and links startups to venture capital and investor networks.
Launch Program (Grants and Convertible Notes for Startups) is sponsored by Virginia Innovation Partnership Corporation (VIPC). VIPC's Launch program provides competitive, non-dilutive grants and dilutive convertible notes to high-potential, pre-MVP (minimum viable product) startups that have raised minimal equity, generated limited revenue, and demonstrate strong potential for economic impact in Virgini…
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