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A business accelerator for startups led by women, especially those from communities with limited access to funding and resources in Tulsa. The program includes three months of business training, networking, and mentorship opportunities.
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W. E. Build - Build in Tulsa W.
E. (Women Entrepreneurs) Build is a holistic business accelerator designed to level the playing field and help women with limited access to resources and funding. W.
E. Build is a full-time, in-person accelerator in Tulsa, OK, built for founders who are already generating revenue and ready to grow. Each cohort includes up to 10 companies at the emerging or strong product-market fit stage.
Over three months, founders focus on what actually drives growth: closing more sales, clearly defining their ideal customers, tightening up their financials, and building repeatable systems that support 25% growth. W. E.
Builders don’t just follow a playbook—they create their own. The program helps founders develop a customized growth strategy while also strengthening their personal and professional brands. This is a performance-based accelerator for founders who want results.
You’ll learn how to set the right goals, track what matters, generate leads consistently, and use data to make smarter decisions—fast. The W. E.
BUILD Program Requirements Startups must be U.S.-based legal entities incorporated as an LLC, S-Corp, or C-Corp. Accepted founders are required to maintain a full-time presence in Tulsa, Oklahoma—via local residency or relocation—for the program’s duration (September 2 – November 20, 2026) with a 40-hour weekly commitment. Founders must lead a scalable Tech, Tech-enabled, or CPG venture.
Founders should have a clear intent to scale venture revenue by 25% or more during the 12-week program.
$25,000 non-dilutive business award 3 months of business training Networking and mentorship opportunities Coworking desks and conference room access Laptop devices and connectivity support Training on financial models and revenue forecasts Cost of living stipends to help provide housing, childcare/health care Access to mental health counseling Support from an Entrepreneur-in-Residence Founder of STB Technologies Their journey, their words Thanks to Build in Tulsa, I’ve been able to grow both personally and professionally while driving increased sales and transforming ResumeATM into a powerful tool for job seekers.
The program’s commitment to empowering Black entrepreneurs has been a source of inspiration, and I’m proud to be part of such a forward-thinking initiative." Dr. Ashley Dash Founder of ResumeATM If I’m not from Tulsa, can I travel back home on the weekends? Yes, but we encourage you to spend as much time in Tulsa as you can.
The founders who get the most out of their accelerator experiences are those who truly connect with the city, its people, and our partners. And to do that you have to be in Tulsa consistently. W.
E Build provides a housing stipend of $1,000 per month while you are in the program to help you make ends meet. Build in Tulsa does not provide housing to founders in the W. E.
Build program. We can provide you with some recommendations on where to live, but housing is up to you. When will the W.
E. Build accelerator begin? The W.
E. Build program will begin in Tulsa, OK on September 2, 2026. The program will end on November 20, 2026.
Can I participate in another accelerator while I’m in W. E. Build?
It’s not ideal. We expect you to put in 40 hours a week into this program. This is a big commitment and we fully expect you to give it your all, be present, and fully engaged.
Do I have to give up ownership of my business to participate in W. E. Build?
No. Build in Tulsa doesn’t take any equity in your business. The $25,000 is a non-dilutive business award provided to help you grow your business. that accelerate your growth We've teamed up with these accelerators and investors to open new doors for Tulsans, offering greater access to funding, mentorship, and resources.
Let’s find the program that’s right for you. Still have questions about W. E Build?
If you want to learn how W. E. Build could shift the trajectory of your startup, connect with our team and we’ll fill you in.
Build In Tulsa provides entrepreneurs with a network of accelerators, mentoring, education, networking, and direct financial assistance to build community and strategic partnerships. Thank you! Your submission has been received!
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Women-led startups in Tulsa, particularly from communities with limited access to funding and resources. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $25,000 non-dilutive business award. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
W.E. Build is funded by Build in Tulsa. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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